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U.S. outreach to Islamic world gets slow start, minus leaders - -

By Robin Wright & Al Kamen

U.S. Outreach to Islamic World Gets Slow Start, Minus Leaders

Effort Involves No Muslims; Hughes Will Not Arrive Until Fall

By Robin Wright and Al Kamen
Washington Post Staff Writers
Monday, April 18, 2005

The Bush administration's outreach to the Islamic world is in no hurry. And it includes no Muslims.

Karen Hughes, who was appointed a month ago to craft a bold new approach for U.S. public diplomacy, is not expected to take the job until as late as the fall, according to administration and congressional sources. The delay is already undermining U.S. credibility, with a well-placed U.S. official warning about "the gap between rhetoric and reality."

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Dina Powell, foreground, named deputy head of public diplomacy, is an Egyptian American but a Christian, as are most Arabs in the Bush administration. (Stephen J. Boitano -- Getty Images)

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Monday's Question:
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R - Tenn.) is expected to push for a rule change that would prohibit filibusters of judicial nominees. The term 'filibuster' has its origins in a Dutch word meaning what?
Death
Delay
Pirate
Trap


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