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Sunday, April 16, 2006

It's all about Chris Shays

Chris Shays only thinks about himself when it comes to Iraq.

Representative Christopher Shays, a Connecticut Republican whose campaign opponent has made Mr. Shays's support for the war an issue, said Saturday that he believed his prospects would be brighter if Mr. Rumsfeld were to go, though he has not called for his resignation.

"Do I think someone else would do a better job, and if someone else would do a better job, does it help me?" said Mr. Shays, who has previously criticized the conduct of the war. "Of course it would."
It's great to see what's important to Chris Shays...his campaign.

Two words: Diane Farrell