AFTER A ROUGH 10 days of public squabbling sparked by Anthony Zinni’s public criticism of administration policy, the Bush administration is once again on track in its effort to effect regime change in Iraq. This is due, in part, to the president’s assurance that he will seek congressional approval before undertaking a military campaign in Iraq, and, not insignificantly, to Colin Powell’s suspicion of the effectiveness of weapons inspections.

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