If I were an American fighting in Iraq, I would be looking back at us and wondering: What are they doing in Washington, DC, arguing and sniping at each other while we are fighting and dying? I would be thinking: If they are going to send us to Iraq to do a job, at least they could agree on what the job is. We owe it to our troops and to our country to find a bipartisan consensus to support where we go from here in Iraq. We need a political solution in Washington, DC, as much as we need a political solution in Baghdad.
Douglas Alexander: “If I were an American fighting in Iraq, I would be looking back at us and wondering: What are they doing in Washington…”
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Addressing the need for bipartisan support regarding the Iraq War during Senate floor debate.
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