Moynihan in critical but stable condition after infection
Former Sen Daniel Patrick Moynihan 76 remains in intensive care at Washington Hospital Center after an emergency appendectomy. An infection developed Thursday, Moynihan’s condition described as critical but stable by Paula Faria, with updates continuing as officials monitor him.
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Journey to war shapes Bush Iraq focus after 9 11
In the year after 9 11 the public mood shifted from wary to hawkish as Saddam Hussein gained prominence over Osama bin Laden. Clarence Wyatt notes the rallying cry against terrorism fed justification for action in Iraq. Bush linked danger to a broader war, while warnings about trust in security measures and color alerts framed political debate.
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Timeline of Iraq disarmament and war actions 2002 2003
Chronology traces key events from Oct 16 Bush escalation to use force against Iraq through Nov 8 UN Security Council vote and Nov 13 acceptance, Jan 2003 to March 2003 developments. Includes UN resolutions, inspections deadlines, Blix reports, and Britain’s March 17 deadline with China France and Russia opposing force.
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The passage notes a campaign high followed by diplomatic strain as long time U.S. allies pressed Saddam to disarm, and Bush’s rhetoric hardened amid the evolving State of the Union address context.
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Democrats Press Unity as War Nears After Failed Iraq Diplomacy
Democratic lawmakers criticized President Bush for failing to win a new UN Security Council resolution on Iraq. They urged unity and support for U S troops, noting a likely war and discussing potential costs and a supplemental funding request. Senator Carl Levin and House arms chair Duncan Hunter commented after meetings with Bush. Senate Leader Daschle warned the diplomatic failure compounds the challenge of removing Saddam Hussein.
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