This illustrates that the 34% of the public against going to war is a important factor, despite its minority status.
1) 34% against the war drive-significant base for an anti-war movement. 2) Blair wavering due to even larger opposition 3) Splits in Bush Admin on this issue (along preexisting fault lines, Powell, etc).
I think these are all significant breaks on US unilateralism.
The question is, will this intensify Bush's desperation to invade (present a fait accompli) or will it force him to back off or just keep the pot boiling (how long can he keep that going?).
Thinking out loud, Alan Jacobson Detroit