146. Don't you wish everyone had to vote on the IWR?
It sure would be interesting if Dean and everyone not in the Senate did actually have to vote on the final IWR.
I respect how Clark handled this when asked during the campaign. At first, most likely due to being new to politics, he stumbled a bit. I recall him answering both that he would have voted yes and no during the same week. Finally he came up with the real answer--the IWR was a poor litmus test as to whether someone supported the war, and he left it at that.
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