August 9, 2002 WASHINGTON (AP) — An Iraqi opposition leader here to meet top Bush administration officials said Baghdad’s forces would succumb quickly in the event of a U.S. invasion, but a prominent Republican expressed reservations about an unprovoked attack. Sharif Ali, a lead member of the Iraqi National Congress, said all Iraqis have abandoned their president, Saddam Hussein, and that he and his colleagues in the anti-Saddam coalition would present a united front in their discussions with State and Defense Department officials. Ali said the London-based INC has militants inside and outside of Iraq who are prepared to cooperate...