To: longjack
You´re right, just your opinion. But Jack, I thought you understood why we can´t get rid of Schröder now... the opposition cannot dismiss him, we need THEIR votes, too.
73 posted on
04/07/2003 12:19:27 PM PDT by
Michael81Dus
(Hopefully, this night will not be the night of "use of unconventional weapons"....)
To: Michael81Dus
After criticism over her pro-American course in the Iraq war CDU boss Angela Merkel said Saturday in Bochum, addressing the USA, "If you think that you can, as the only superpower in this world, regulate everything alone, then you will fail." The party and parliamentary fraction chief Sunday on 'Deutschlandfunk', however, warned, about encountering the USA with distrust in the debate about post-war order. Merkel expressed understanding for critics within the party over her Pro-American course. Because of her position on the Iraq issue she has plummeted in favor with voters.Bundesregierung und Union warnen USA vor weiteren Alleingängen
"She caved, Jim."
I think the article shows the SPD, Greens and the Union are holding hands in their post-war strategy. "Schroederitis' is catching. Forget about how important "their" votes for ousting him are, and think about "ours". Schroeder has 'risen' to 32% favorability and the CDU is caving.
Again, JMO.
BTW, I was especially "fond" of Beer's remarks: Let the war parties pay for it, but the UN should develop it.
longjack
77 posted on
04/07/2003 1:21:40 PM PDT by
longjack
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