Support the Feingold-Reid Bill to Get Out Of Iraq
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In response to President Bush's promise to veto supplemental appropriations for the ongoing occupation of Iraq, Senators Feingold and Reid have now drafted legislation that will effectively end the current military mission in Iraq and begin the redeployment of U.S. forces.
Their bill requires the President to begin safely redeploying U.S. troops from Iraq 120 days from enactment, as required by the emergency supplemental spending bill the Senate recently passed. The bill ends funding for the war, with three narrow exceptions, effective March 31, 2008.
It's clear that the vast majority of Americans disapprove of President Bush's handling of Iraq. Regrettably, the President refuses to change course, stubbornly thinking that throwing even more money and troops into a failed occupation will somehow produce different results. Our troops are now caught in the middle of a civil war.
If President Bush does, in fact, veto the recently passed supplemental appropriations bill - thus cutting off funds for the troops - then the Senate needs to take action to end the occupation quickly.
