Whoa... the civil service and electrician unions are against the war. This is about as relevant as a fish commenting on bicycle design. I can't wait till the UAW puts forth its position paper on nuclear proliferation on the Korean peninsula.

But of course, they are voters, and voters have the right to make their voices heard. But are they condeming a war outright? Or just a unilateral war? Could we have a unilateral war if the U.S. public debated it some more? What's an "aggressive policy" - like the Korean Police Action? We had an agressive policy toward Japan in 1942.

And "thorough debate" and "fully informed and supportive" are pretty ambiguous phrases. The only thing that seemed clear was the call for a lot of domestic spending.

Thanx for labor monday! Do you have a better link for the McCarron article? The one you posted doesn't work, and I can't seem to find the article at the tnr site.

I think the link is now fixed. You may need to register to get to the article.

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