From Congress Daily AM:

Unable to reach a party-wide consensus, Senate Democrats plan today to introduce two amendments to the FY07 defense authorization bill that offer vastly different views on how and when the United States should pull combat troops out of Iraq. Most, if not all, Democrats believe the Bush administration should begin to decrease the number of U.S. troops deployed to Iraq this year. But the party remains divided over whether to mandate a firm timetable for complete withdrawal. Senate Armed Services ranking member Carl Levin, D-Mich., dismissed talk of rifts within the party at a news conference Monday, arguing that the positions his colleagues were taking on how to proceed in Iraq are personal, not political. It is “important that each senator search their own conscience,” Levin told reporters….

For their own sakes, I hope they don’t pray to rock, paper, scissors , too, for their guidance.