Venndee
30-04-2008, 04:29
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/04/28/MNCU10BATO.DTL
House Democratic leaders are putting together the largest Iraq war spending bill yet, a measure that is expected to fund the war through the end of the Bush presidency and for nearly six months into the next president's term.
Seeing as how the Democrats' half-hearted 'attempt' '07 to end the Iraq war was loophole-tastic, and that they didn't try to run out the clock to get past Bush's veto, I have to wonder if they were even serious about ending the war in the first place.
House Democratic leaders are putting together the largest Iraq war spending bill yet, a measure that is expected to fund the war through the end of the Bush presidency and for nearly six months into the next president's term.
Seeing as how the Democrats' half-hearted 'attempt' '07 to end the Iraq war was loophole-tastic, and that they didn't try to run out the clock to get past Bush's veto, I have to wonder if they were even serious about ending the war in the first place.