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Impressions from the Council on Foreign Relations national meeting
CFR meetings operate by Chatham House Rules , so I'm forbidden to attribute any statements made over the past few days to anyone in particular. [ Forbidden? C'mon, what could they do?--ed . I lose my privileged position within the vast global conspiracy, and without my steady hand at the tiller, I don't want to speculate on where world copper prices would be headed.]
However, a few impressions came through loud and clear from the flotsam and jetsam of corridor conversations:
1) There is a broad bipartisan coalition of people pissed off at the administration . This is not limited to those involved in this petition (some of whom were at the conference). Those on the liberal side are upset about Bush going into Iraq in the first place -- as well as Abu Ghraib. Those in the center are upset with the breakdown of the policy process -- as well as Abu Ghraib. Those on the right are upset with Bush for appearing to back down in confronting Sunni insurgents in Fallujah and Sadr's militia in Najaf -- as well as Abu Ghraib. Across the board, there is dissatisfaction at the way the Bush team has dealt with the allies. At least two people I talked to who helped advise the Bush campaign in 2000 were positively delighted at the political difficulties faced by administration-based neoconservatives [ Yeah, but this is just the liberal Eastern Establishment, right?--ed . No, the national members consist of people outside of the DC-NYC axis, and Republicans were fairly represented.]
2) The love for Kerry ain't exactly palpable either . As much fury as was being directed against Bush, many members -- including a lot of Democrats -- were still having difficulty getting enthusiastic about Kerry. To them, the Senator from Massachusetts was just a replica of Al Gore in 2000. Kerry'"
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