I don't know, McGrath. You might pose that question to George Bush. He's the one that seems to think he is, and I'm assuming it is because he has good intelligence to support his view. I doubt he is going to share it with us though. Although he might. It was Don, I think, or Amos that suggested that Bush's speech on 9/11 might be a very important one. Perhaps we will know more then.

I don't think the terrorists we are fighting now would hesitate to row that boat up the river, Don, if they thought they could. It wouldn't take an attack on Iraq to prompt that. I say that in a strictly nonpartisan way too.

DougR