 |  | | Rev.
Al Sharpton
Civil
Rights Activist,
New York
RealAudio:
Rev. Al Sharpton outlines his opinion on potential military action in Iraq and
discusses his foreign policy views.
March
4, 2003 | | | | Carol
Moseley-Braun
Fmr.
U.S. Senator, Illinois
"The fact of the matter is that the terrorism that we suffered as Americans
didn't spring out of Iraq, I mean it really didn't... So to say we're just going
to cure this problem by wiping this bad guy off the face of the planet, is not
enough."
March
3, 2003 | | | |
Dennis
Kucinich
U.S.
Representative, Ohio
"We need to find a way at some point to reintegrate Iraq into the world community.
However, the policies of this administration will not do that. The policies of
this administration will continue a path of war and will continue to plunge this
nation into conflicts throughout that region and perhaps in other places in the
world."
Feb.
27, 2003 | | | |
Joseph
Lieberman
U.S. Senator,
Connecticut
"I would go to the United Nations hoping to receive the second resolution. I always
feel when you go into battle, the more allies you have, the better it is, but
if that was not attainable, then I would, in the interest of national security,
be prepared to form my own coalition to enforce the United Nations resolutions."
Feb.
26, 2003 | | |
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Howard
Dean
Fmr.
Governor,
Vermont
"The United Nations should disarm Saddam, and we should be a part of
that effort. The risk for us to unilaterally attack Iraq is that other nations
will adopt our policy... What we do matters, and morals matter in foreign policy."
Feb. 25, 2003 | | | |
Richard
Gephardt
U.S.
Representative, Missouri "
9/11 has had a big impact on my thinking, I must tell you, because now we realize
we're in a world of terrorists and terrorism, that people who want to do it and
are willing to give up their lives can come here and do great harm to the American
people."
Feb. 24, 2003
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