Is the Democratic US Congress responsible for helping bring peace to the Koreas finally?

Question

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071004/ap_on_re_as/koreas_summit

Answer 1

It is the administration's job to prosecute foreign policy.
But the congress certainly has a part to play. The Korean War -
Conflict - is the first war ever prosecuted by the UN and is still
not resolved. The UN doesn't seem to know how to end a war or do much else of any value to anyone.

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Answer 2

It's the Bush adminstration that finally softened their stance and engaged North Korea in disarmament talks. I've yet to see how congress is responsible. I've also not seen if this is permanent and verifiable.

News reports from the last month suggest North Korea is merely transferring their nuclear weapons program to Syria (and other countries).

As for the two Koreas starting talks again, that's always a positive sign. In fact, it's one of the few positive signs we've seen in an increasingly tense world.