uhm there's this little document called the "bill of rights" I think
congress should read it again. oh and s should the President.
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Press Conference by the President ... THE PRESIDENT: Please be seated. ... My administration and members of Congress from both parties have had many meetings to work out our differences on this legislation. ... I wanted to remove even more; but, still, by voting for this bill members of both parties can show our troops and the Iraqis and the enemy that our country will support our servicemen and women in harm's way. ... As it provides vital funds for our troops, this bill also reflects a consensus that the Iraqi government needs to show real progress in return for America's continued support and sacrifice. ... (soc.retirement)
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