The clock is ticking for U.S. Ambassador John Bolton, President Bush's controversial envoy to the United Nations. With Bolton's appointment about to expire, the speculation has begun about whether Bush will have the Senate votes to send him back to the UN -- or will have to pick someone else. We look at the list of potential contenders.
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The Battle over Bolton
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Christine Chen
Senior Editor, Foreign Policy magazine
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