People Poll: Should U.S. attack Iraq? From: Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA | Date: August 8, 2002 | Copyright 2002 Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

While the Bush administration emphasized Wednesday that it has not made a decision whether to attack Iraq, leaders in Washington say they are resolved to removing Saddam Hussein as part of a "regime change." Iraq is said to possess weapons of mass destruction and the desire to use them against the West. President Bush insists "we owe it to our children to deal with these threats."

Some U.S. allies, however, have urged the Unit...

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