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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 2003

Page

9

Federal deficit to soar to 199 billion in 2003

The Congressional Budget Office projects this year's federal deficit at 199 billion dollars, higher than August forecasts, with surpluses unlikely before 2007 absent tax or spending action. The report underscores growing concerns in the budget fight between Bush and Democrats over tax cuts and spending.

Washington Bush Iraq Congressional Budget Office Nonpartisan Budget Office John Spratt South Carolina House Budget Committee Jim Nussle Rtown

Bush’s tough talk risks complicating diplomacy

President Bush frames Iraq as evil and threatens action, demanding evidence for allies and the public. Secretary Powell must persuade the UN Security Council that the United States has the goods on Saddam Hussein as Bush’s black and white rhetoric tests alliance patience and credibility. The speech also omits Osama bin Laden and the axis of evil label, signaling a shift in focus after 9/11.

Washington Bush Iraq Colin Powell Security Council Hussein State of the Union Saddam Powell White House Osama bin Sen Byron Dorgan D-N.d Iran North Korea

Democrats push for new vote before possible Iraq war

Senior Senate Democrats urged a fresh congressional or United Nations vote before any invasion. They criticized President Bush for threatening military action and argued Congress and the Constitution require renewed debate on war or peace. Republicans noted Congress already authorized force last fall.

Washington Bush Saddam Hussein Senate Congress House Iraq Security Council

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