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Thursday morning, Democratic Rep. Silvestre Reyes, the incoming head of the House Intelligence Panel, will appear on C-Span’s Washington Journal. He is scheduled for 8:00-8:30am Eastern Time.
Yesterday, Reyes suggested that the US needs to send another 30,000 troops to Iraq.
I hope a few people call in to question his proposal (C-Span asks that you declare your party affiliation when calling in):
Support Republicans: (202) 737-0001
Support Democrats: (202) 737-0002
Support Independents: (202) 628-0205
Outside U.S.: (202) 628-0184
The markets react to the resignation of Donald Rumsfeld:
US Stocks End Higher After Rumsfeld News
Military Contractors’ Shares Fall on News of Rumsfeld Resignation
Hmmm…..
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I could not believe he actually said it, and I am sure he wasn’t supposed to.
Earlier this week, in an exclusive interview, President Bush told Katie Couric:
“One of the hardest parts of my job is to connect Iraq to the war on terror.”
