Rice: No Plans To Delay November Election
The head of a new federal voting commission suggested to congressional leaders Monday that there should be a process for canceling or rescheduling an election interrupted by terrorism, but national security adviser Condoleezza Rice said no such plan is being considered by the administration.
Rice said the Bush administration, while concerned about the impact of terrorism, is not thinking of postponing the elections.
"We've had elections in this country when we were at war, even when we were in civil war. And we should have the elections on time. That's the view of the president, that's the view of the administration," Rice told CNN on Monday.
Monday, July 12
That's One "No" From The White House
But as always, it's subject to overrule. Bookmark this post and come back in a month or two, and we'll see how this PR bull holds up...