Let's say Governor Bush is elected and he comes into office and says I have Brent Scowcroft, Henry Kissinger, George Schultz, and Colin Powell. They have done a review from November to January and they have made a recommendation to go to lower levels. Does the amendment of the Senator allow a President-elect Bush to do that in short order?
Discussing the implications of an amendment for a potential President-elect Bush's foreign policy decisions.
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I also believe that he will be an independent voice who is unafraid to stand up to the Executive, should that become necessary.
I don't know for certain that there was involvement. I know for certain there's a plenty smoked gun line around the room and this happens to be the latest one.
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