THE NOTE: Rudy Set for Conservative Slam  Obama is trying to
make those things change -- approximately yesterday. Keying off
of President Bush's "World War III" comment, he again blasted
Clinton for voting for last month's Iran resolution. "When I am
the nominee . . . my opponent won't be able to say that I am
being inconsistent for flip-flopping," ABC's Sunlen Miller
reports. His opponent "won't be able to say that I agree with
using the war in Iraq to justify military action with a war in
Iran."  And things could get sharper in the days ahead. Obama is
beefing up his war room: John Del Cecato will head up his new
"rapid response effort," Jeff Zeleny reports in The New York
Times. According to an internal campaign memo sent to staff
members, the post is being created "to help push back on attacks
from the media and our friends in the rival campaigns."  The
Boston Globe's Scott Helman sums up the maneuverings: "The
leading Democratic presidential contenders are sharpening their
strategies, realigning staff, a