Republicans Expect Defections as House Debates Iraq Resolution
All 435 Members of the House of Representatives are entitled to 5 minutes each if they wish to get into a special three day debate concerning the War in Iraq.
The debate will start today in the House and Democrats are planning to propose a carefully worded rebuke of President Bush's buildup. Senior House Republicans expect a large number of defections from their side.
The debate is likely to begin this morning and run until midnight tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday. A vote is expected Friday.
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The debate will start today in the House and Democrats are planning to propose a carefully worded rebuke of President Bush's buildup. Senior House Republicans expect a large number of defections from their side.
The debate is likely to begin this morning and run until midnight tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday. A vote is expected Friday.
Washington Post
Tag bush
Naturally in response to this the administration is ratcheting up the "Iran-is-the-bogeyman" campaign.
I'm no fan of Iran's government but seriously, if people would think it through they'd realize that if we were not IN Iraq, Iran would pose NO threat to us. Good grief.
Posted by
Not Your Mama |
8:15 am, February 12, 2007
Of course it is. Bush has to blame someone for his failures. As for the 'evidence', it isn't. Iran sells military hardware just like the US does. That stuff could have come from anywhere. If an insurgent is caught with an M-16, does that prove the US is providing them arms?
Posted by
TomCat |
4:45 pm, February 12, 2007
What blows my mind is that the majority of people don't seem to realize that all those aircraft carriers sittin' in the Persian Gulf are nothing more than an infantile man shouting "Neener, Neener, NEEEENER!" at Iran's government. How much longer before they respond to his provocations???
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Posted by
Women on the Verge |
1:20 pm, February 14, 2007