Step warily in the Iraqi muck With the war in Afghanistan going our way and Osama bin Laden living the unpleasant life of a fugitive mole, President Bush appears to be lining up Iraq as the next U.S. military target - and its leader Saddam Hussein as the next bin Laden.
Commentary
Hang on to those worry beads, America AUSTIN - Now is no time to quit worrying. Keep up that nail-biting, team. Foreign policy is like chess: It's necessary to think at least three or four moves ahead. According to The New York Times, the Pakistanis are deeply unhappy with us. They don't trust the Northern Alliance worth squat. Unhappy Pakistanis may strike you as no skin off your nose, but the problem is that Gen. Pervez Musharraf is not firmly in the saddle, as it were.
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