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 Last
October both Houses of Congress gave the president broad authority
to execute a war on terrorism and to use force, if necessary, against
Iraq. The major debates in this Congress
will be about the funding and oversight of the president's plans
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 "The
American people need to know that we're facing a different enemy
than we have ever faced. This enemy hides in shadows, and has no
regard for human life. This is an enemy who preys on innocent and
unsuspecting people, then runs for cover. But it won't be able to
run for cover forever." -- President Bush on the War on Terrorism
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 "I
don't think there's any question we know that Iraq poses a serious
threat to the world and especially to the region. The question now
is: Is there sufficient evidence to suggest we take military action?
My view is that the president has to make that case." -- Sen.
Tom Daschle on Iraq
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