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Monday, April 23, 2007
Senate leader: Bush in 'state of denial' over Iraq
Reid, D-Nevada, laid out a Democratic plan for what he called a "responsible, strategically driven redeployment" of most American troops as part of a long-term strategy he said would have a better chance of leaving behind a stable, democratic Iraq than Bush's ongoing deployment of more soldiers and Marines. He said Congress should give Iraqis "tangible, measurable and achievable benchmarks" to meet, and demand a regional conference with Iraq's neighbors to help settle the conflict. |
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