From Washington Post
By Peter Baker

The first heading on the issues page of Rep. Mark Foley’s Web site brags that he is “one of President Bush’s strongest supporters in Congress.” The Florida Republican voted for the president’s legislation 90 percent of the time, according to the Web site, “the 3rd highest ranking among the Florida delegation.”

Now the Florida delegation’s third-strongest Bush supporter is on the front lines of the Republican revolt against the president on the deal to turn over key operations at six U.S. ports to a United Arab Emirates company. Republicans who once marched in lock step behind their president on national security are increasingly willing to challenge him in an area considered his political strength.

The signs of GOP discontent have been building in the past few months.

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