France: Assad could strike again if no one acts   PARIS (AP) --
France's prime minister says there's no doubt that the Syrian
government carried out a deadly chemical attack against
civilians -- and that a failure to react would allow President
Bashar Assad to launch a similar attack again.   Ayrault said
the attack killed nearly 1,500 people -- a higher figure than
the French government has used before.         There's a major
difference between the French debate and the one coming up on
Capitol Hill: President Francois Hollande has an easy majority
in the French parliament, and he neither needs nor -- unlike
President Barack Obama -- wants their vote of approval. But with
the prospect of military action against Assad facing dwindling
support internationally, the government has been building its
case.  The U.S. and France accuse the Syrian government of using
chemical weapons in an Aug. 21 attack on rebel-held suburbs of
Damascus that killed hundreds of people. Obama and Hollande are
pushing for a military r