I can't dispute your assertion that a majority supports this administration and considers Iraq a threat, but that's still not the same as saying that most Americans want to go to war with Iraq, or that the administration has made a good case for that action.

I might consider the guy down the street a potential threat to my security, but that doesn't give me justification to go bump him off in the middle of the night.

Again, your point about polls is well taken, and the context under which they were conducted should be considered. This is a razor which cuts both ways, however, and we're still looking for a source for that 70% number, and a precise definition of what it means.

Meanwhile, we have not only the source, but also precision in the numbers coming out of Sen. Feinstein's office, and also those of some of her colleagues.

In my opinion, neither is there a good case for war, nor is there general public support for it.

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