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 Bush and Democrats to Hold Wheel-Spinning SessionPosted on May 2, 2007President Bush is set to meet with members of Congress on Wednesday to try to work out a compromise on the Iraq spending bill. It’s not clear what they could possibly agree on, since Bush has said he won’t sign any legislation that calls for a withdrawal, and the essentially nonbinding timetable in the last measure was basically the least the Democrats could do to signal their opposition to the war.
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By Nitro, May 2, 2007 at 4:31 pm Link to this comment
Watch him Maam ! You know he’s got something slippery in his hand…
Report thisBy Novista, May 2, 2007 at 4:07 pm Link to this comment
Even if The Deluded had signed the bill, it would NOT solve anything. The 800-lb. gorilla hidden past the talking points would have meant little change.
I am assuming the Blackwater mercentary army is compensated on a long-term contract. Which means 120,000 rent-a-thugs would stay in country and we could continue to provie security for them—and the U.S. staff of the largest embassy in the world, in a country that isn’t so big and really, since we trashed it, not much of anything except a problem and moral embarrassment.
Report thisBy gsemsel, May 2, 2007 at 4:05 pm Link to this comment
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The Democrats will cave. They always do. They don’t care any more than the Republicans do about The People. There is only one reasonable solution to the political problems of the U.S. government, and it ain’t going to come from those elected to fill their coffers.
Report thisBy QuyTran, May 2, 2007 at 12:50 pm Link to this comment
Just let the butcher have all mighty power to continue his killing our troops and innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan. Don’t override his veto, please !
Report thisBy 911truthdotorg, May 2, 2007 at 12:46 pm Link to this comment
I have zero faith in the spineless Democrats to confront the decider and do the right thing in putting an end to this nightmare.
They’ll cave and give the monster everything he wants to prolong the killing machine that is Iraq.
Hell, he knows they’re not going to impeach him, so what does he have to fear? Nothing.
That spoiled SOB has gotten his way and everything he’s wanted as long as he’s been alive.
Why should this be any different?
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Report thisBy THOMAS BILLIS, May 2, 2007 at 11:33 am Link to this comment
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The Democrats will fold.They do not have the guts for a fight.Not even when 70% of the American people agree with them.They are negotiating with a President who has a 29% approval rating.Hitlers was higher in 1944.What the Democrats do not realize is that in not fighting for the America people they will cast themselves in the feckless role.If you cannot fight for something you believe in when everybody is on your side when will you fight.
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