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A new CNN/USA Today/Gallup survey reveals: By a 77% to 20% margin, Americans say Hussein will not agree to inspections meeting U.N. requirements. By a 68% to 27% margin, Americans say U.N. inspections would not eliminate the threat of Iraq using weapons of mass destruction against the U.S. Americans weigh security issues heavily in deciding vote for Congress. Americans say possibility of war with Iraq will be more important than economic issues in deciding their votes by a 49% to 42% margin, compared to a 34% to 57% margin in early September. Top ten issues ranked by percentage of Americans...

Nearly seven in ten support military action against Iraq. 91% say it is very (68%) or somewhat (23%) important for the U.S. to force Hussein from power. Intensity has risen since August, when 86% described it as very (56%) or somewhat (30%) important. — ABC News Newsweek finds Americans favor military action against Iraq by a 67% to 26% margin, up from a 62% to 31% margin in August. ABC News finds Americans favor action by a 68% to 29% margin, up from 56% to 34% in August. 69% believe military action against Iraq would make Hussein less of a...

<p>FORT DRUM, N.Y. (AP) --  After watching Army helicopters drop troops and howitzers from a steel-blue sky, President Bush answered a soldier's shout of "Let's get Saddam!" with a promise Friday to defeat the "mounting danger" of terrorist regimes.</p> <p>"We will use diplomacy when possible and force when necessary," Bush told thousands of flag-waving members of the storied 10th Mountain Division, many of whom served in Afghanistan.</p>