ISSUES....
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Pelosi go get him !

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Speaker of the House of Representatives and the next
president should Bush-Cheney be driven from office over Iraq, is now running
a higher profile on foreign policy issues. Pelosi has is setting up his own
fact-finding group for the Middle East. This group is sure to find that US failure in the Middle East, beginning in Iraq, is already assuming catastrophic
proportions. The only "good" news for the Bush administration is that the
crisis in Lebanon, which caught the Bush administration unaware and
unprepared, has driven the Iraq failure from the news. This will not last
long, with the body count in Baghdad rising week by week.

The root of the US failure is the Bush-Cheney defection to Tehran. The U.S.
Executive Branch has already become the "Iranian" branch of government, and
the Bush team is trying to convert the Republican Party into the "Iranian"
party. President Bush's sabotage of bipartisan congressional legislation
(ILSA) mandating sanctions against Iran was a case in point.

Pelosi is in a delicate position. She does not share the Bush Administration's ardent pro-Iran agenda. Yet to oppose this agenda is to impeach President Bush.

In short, look for Rep. Pelosi to break with President Bush, and soon. It is not out of the question, as the bad news from Iraq keeps rolling in, to see the House draw up the articles of impeachment.

Petroleumworld 11 13 06

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