for those who would support House Concurrent Resolution 63, I ask, what is your plan? ``No'' is not a plan. We have three options to follow. The first is to stay the course. I don't know of anyone, including the President, who is suggesting we take that route. The second is to increase the troops level, which the supporters of House Concurrent Resolution 63 are saying no to. The only other option is to reduce troops. I would ask you who will support House Concurrent Resolution 63, read the Baker-Hamilton report, a bipartisan report, that talks about the effects that will occur if we do withdraw from Iraq. There will be widespread violence there, more than we are seeing today. And they warn us that a withdrawal may require the U.S. to engage, once again, in Iraq to stabilize that area. So for those of you who would support House Concurrent Resolution 63, I again ask, what is your plan? ``No'' is not a plan.
Bill Sali: “for those who would support House Concurrent Resolution 63, I ask, what is your plan? ``No'' is not a plan. We have…”
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Debating House Concurrent Resolution 63 regarding U.S. military presence in Iraq.
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