I believe that if we were to bring those recommendations here, I believe they would attract majority support in this Chamber, and perhaps that could then be used as a means to moving with the administration, who I think now has also endorsed the recommendations of the Study Group. Initially they seemed to reject them, or at least dismiss them, but I think now, as time has passed and as the situation on the ground has continued to evolve, they now recognize that they do have merit, that they do have legitimacy.
Timothy H. Bishop: “I believe that if we were to bring those recommendations here, I believe they would attract majority support in this…”
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Discussing the recommendations of the Iraq Study Group during a House floor debate.
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