Toward the Majority. Democratic Representative Lynn Woolsey forced a Congressional vote on bipartisan legislation that would have asked George W. Bush to submit a plan to Congress explaining the outlines of an eventual exit strategy from Iraq. With polls showing that a majority of Americans now believe the war was not worth it, the move was designed to put lawmakers on record on the issue of bringing the troops home.
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Dilberts of the World, Unite!
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Get Busy Living, or Get Busy Dying
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Wanted: A Real Leader
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