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Some Democrats Seek to Rescind War Approval

By Steve Kornacki
Roll Call Staff
Aug. 1, 2006, Midnight

With bills aimed at imposing a phased withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, or even reopening the Congressional debate on U.S. involvement in Iraq, languishing in the House, some war opponents are now trying a blunter approach: revoking the 2002 Congressional war resolution.

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