Democrats try to outflank Petraeus' Iraq report
Democrats try to outflank Petraeus' Iraq report
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They say the general will be offering Bush's view, not straight analysis. And they question data purporting progress in the 'surge.' -- Launching a new assault on the president's war strategy, congressional Democrats have begun to dismiss the Bush administration claims of military progress as unreliable spin ahead of Monday's testimony from the top U.S. commander in Iraq. |
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