Re: Edwards as `good-cop' Cheney

America's allies expecting a shift in United States foreign policy
from
a President John Kerry should think again, his top advisers said
yesterday.

Instead, members of Mr Kerry's inner circle could promise only
"stark
contrasts" of personality and style between President George W
Bush and
their candidate, who they vowed would be a "hands-on, engaged,
diplomat-in-chief".

Rand Beers, the national security adviser to the Kerry campaign,
opened
a high-level briefing with a warning: "In many ways, the goals
of the
two administrations are in fact not all that different."

(Does anyone else see a problem with a two-party system at this point?)
-A(m)

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