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No Graceful Exit
December 25, 2006 issue

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The article sees the Iraq Study Group report as recommending halfway measures. The November 2006 U.S. Congressional elections are seen as a mandate against the war and for an exit strategy, although some, including the "New York Times," seem instead to see a rapid withdrawal as a non-viable option. The writer urges the recognition of those Democrats who were against the war from the beginning, including incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Representative Tammy Baldwin.

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IRAQ Study Group (U.S.); IRAQ War, 2003-; PELOSI, Nancy, 1940-; BALDWIN, Tammy; ELECTIONS; MANDATES; UNITED States
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