Bush fears Senate plan will tie his hands
President Bush condemned a Senate compromise on the Iraq war resolution saying it would tie his hands. White House aides stressed ongoing talks with Congress as leaders press for wording that preserves presidential power while Congress seeks UN emphasis and a role for disarming Baghdad.
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U S plotting Iraq transition to a new government
The Bush administration quietly sketches a transition plan for Iraq after conflict. It envisions a federal democracy with regional autonomy and a leadership emerging from inside Iraq, aided by a flexible foreign military presence, while avoiding a government-in-exile.
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