The only part of the resolution that bothers me (other than the fact I didn't think we needed a new one as much as we needed to revive the old one) is the very deliberately vague parts that could be construed as permission for anyone to attack Iraq if they aren't happy with the course of the inspections.

One inspector gets stopped speeding by an Iraqi cop who doesn't know he's an inspector and we can call it "interfering."

That kinda of vagueness worries me, especially in regard to an administration that came up with the idea of pre-emptive self-defense. (No, sir, officer, I shot those people in McDonald's because I had good reason to believe they might rob me one day!)