>>>Well it's not my job to have a plan, Chris. And I don't think it is Wolfowitz's job either (nor Rumsfeld's, if he's doing it on Rumsfeld's direction).
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>>There is an old saying... if you don't have a viable alternative, then don't bother criticizing. Who's job should it be?
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>President -->Secretary of State. With General Powell (and underlings) consulting with U.K., the U.N., NATO and other relevant parties. That would do it nicely.
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>Put another way - ABC (anybody but caballers).

It doesn't matter who the plan comes from, so long as it's a good one. And you can count on the fact that Bush is consulting with Powell and Blair on the issue.