More than 2,000 people demonstrated Tuesday at the site of a car bombing south of Baghdad that killed 125 people chanting no to terrorism. Mr. Speaker, our hearts go out to those individuals and their families, those that have lost their lives, and certainly our hearts continue to go out to the families of each and every man and woman in our military service. I think we join with every one of them, all of our military families and with all of these Iraqis who love freedom and are loving having the opportunity to grasp on to freedom, and we join them in saying no to terrorism and standing strong for freedom.
Marsha Blackburn: “More than 2,000 people demonstrated Tuesday at the site of a car bombing south of Baghdad that killed 125 people…”
On the recordMarch 1, 2005
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Addressing the situation in Iraq and expressing solidarity with military families and Iraqi demonstrators.
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