Iraq War Support Drops and Public Doubts Rise
A Pew Research Center editor notes public opinion shifts as support for President Bush's Iraq handling falls from 75 to about 40 percent. Voters and veterans draw parallels to Vietnam, while analysts debate strategy and potential exit. Common sentiment reflects concern over ongoing casualties and unclear progress.
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Rice to detail anti-terror efforts before 9 11 attacks
Condoleezza Rice will give a 20 minute opening statement to the 9 11 commission outlining the Bush administration's anti-terror actions prior to the attacks. She will not rebut Richard Clarke in detail and will avoid apologizing to victims while condemning the terrorists. White House aides say she will focus on presenting facts to the commission and the public.
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Report questions FBI ability to become domestic intelligence agency
Congressional Researchers cast doubt on the FBI’s shift from law enforcement to intelligence gathering aimed at stopping terrorism. The CRS notes steps like centralized national security cases, boosted analyst training, and expanded intelligence operations, but warns culture may hinder reforms. Some suggest a new standalone agency.
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