The House of Representatives approves a bill to withdraw US troops from Iraq by April

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  • DVTimes
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    • Jun 2003
    • 31650
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    The House of Representatives approves a bill to withdraw US troops from Iraq by April

    The House of Representatives approves a bill to withdraw US troops from Iraq by April 2008, defying a veto threat from President Bush.
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    • BoyAlley
      So Fucking Gay
      • Nov 2004
      • 19714
      #2
      In other news, the Senate has done jack shit, and even if they did, US Dictator Bush would veto the law and there's no way they're going to get a veto proof margin. Republicans apparently enjoy suckling Dictator Bush's testicles.

      All the war are belong to Dictator Bush.
      Last edited by BoyAlley; 07-12-2007, 02:38 PM.

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        • DVTimes
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          • Jun 2003
          • 31650
          #3
          http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6896789.stm

          The United States House of Representatives has voted in favour of pulling most combat troops out of Iraq by April next year.
          The legislation calls for the Pentagon to begin withdrawing combat troops within four months.

          The vote comes despite President George W Bush's threat to veto any timetable.

          Correspondents say the House of Representatives, controlled by the Democrats, is hoping to pressure the Senate to approve a similar timeline.

          It is the third time this year the House has voted to end US military involvement in Iraq.

          Two previous efforts either failed in the Senate or were vetoed by President Bush.

          The latest attempt would allow some US forces to stay in Iraq to train the Iraqi army and carry out counter-terrorism operations.
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            • ePorn
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              • Dec 2006
              • 301
              #4
              Originally posted by BoyAlley
              In other news, the Senate has done jack shit, and even if they did, US Dictator Bush would veto the law and there's no way they're going to get a veto proof margin. Republicans apparently enjoy suckling Dictator Bush's testicles.

              All the war are belong to Dictator Bush.
              Pack the motherfucker back into his pilot jumpsuit and send him over to Iraq to stand shoulder to shoulder with the ones that he's endangering in his PERSONAL fucked up war. Not enough that we're losing lifes, billions of $, are not changing a fucking thing over there, we're now also absolutely hated across the planet!

              WTG assfuck!

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                • pocketkangaroo
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                  • Jan 2005
                  • 8452
                  #5
                  Originally posted by BoyAlley
                  In other news, the Senate has done jack shit, and even if they did, US Dictator Bush would veto the law and there's no way they're going to get a veto proof margin. Republicans apparently enjoy suckling Dictator Bush's testicles.

                  All the war are belong to Dictator Bush.
                  It'll be interesting to see what the Senate does. There have been a bunch of defectors from the Republican party in the Senate and there are even more up for election. Not sure if it'll pass, but I think it puts a lot of Republicans on the record as to what they actually stand for.

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                    • BoyAlley
                      So Fucking Gay
                      • Nov 2004
                      • 19714
                      #6
                      Originally posted by pocketkangaroo
                      It'll be interesting to see what the Senate does. There have been a bunch of defectors from the Republican party in the Senate and there are even more up for election. Not sure if it'll pass, but I think it puts a lot of Republicans on the record as to what they actually stand for.
                      Sure Republicans are starting to say "yah we need to get out" when they speak in public, but when they go to vote, they vote in line with the president.

                      They're trying to play it both ways right now so they don't get their asses handed to them come time for re-election.

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