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Bush opposed intervention in Middle East crisis, now is trying to push through a "road map" to peace

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Aurielle
06/17/2004

It could be worse -- he could have opposed intervention and then decided to invade Palestine with military force. At least here he's trying to do something positive to help resolve a centuries-old conflict.

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