I oppose the war in Iraq and I have always said that I would vote for additional war funding only if the bill contained a firm, responsible timeline to redeploy U.S. troops out of Iraq. On those grounds, and in accordance with the overwhelming sentiment I have heard from the people in my district, I could not in good conscience vote for the funding bill brought before the House this evening.
John Hall: “I oppose the war in Iraq and I have always said that I would vote for additional war funding only if the bill contained…”
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Opposing war funding in Iraq during a House debate.
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