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Home Front: Politix
Senate Sets Stage For Iraq Face-Off
2007-03-31
Faced with his second rebuke in a week from congressional Democrats on Iraq policy, President Bush yesterday summoned Republican allies to his side in an effort to shift momentum in the escalating battle over the course of the war. Bush, who has alienated many Republicans on Capitol Hill, invited the entire House GOP caucus to the White House for the first time in his presidency.
That dirty partisan rat.
The meeting came on the same day that the Senate gave final approval to a $122 billion war spending bill that calls for the withdrawal of most U.S. forces from Iraq by March 31, 2008.

The White House gathering was designed to emphasize Bush's promise to veto any bill limiting his ability to prosecute the war and to reassure Republicans, many of whom have expressed weariness with defending his war policies. As long as Republican lawmakers stick with the president, Democrats will be unable to muster the two-thirds majorities they would need to override his veto.
more at link...
Posted by:Dave D.

#1  Basically party-line votes of 218-212 and 51-48 do NOT suggest nor support the spin word "rebuke", WaPo asswipes. Shine my knob.
Posted by: Punky Crolutch3978   2007-03-31 16:52  

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