It does four things. It calls for transparency on how Iraq war funds are spent. It calls for the creation of a Truman-like commission to investigate the awarding of contracts. It provides a need to fund the Iraq war through the normal appropriations process and not through the so-called emergency 'let's hide the real cost of the war' supplementals. And, finally, it encourages the use of American resources to improve Iraqi assumption of internal policing operations. In other words, put Iraqis on the front line and get our soldiers off the front line and provide our soldiers to train their soldiers so they can fight their own civil war.
Deborah Koff Ross: “It does four things. It calls for transparency on how Iraq war funds are spent. It calls for the creation of a…”
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Discussing House Resolution 97 on Operation Iraqi Freedom Cost Accountability.
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