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Senate Democrats Plan to Revoke War Authorization

When Congress returns on Tuesday, Democrats in both houses will be keeping up the pressure on President Bush and his plan for increasing troops in Iraq. In the Senate, there's talk of revising the authorization to use force passed in 2002. John Donnelly reports for Congressional Quarterly .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

When Congress returns on Tuesday, Democrats in both houses will be keeping up the pressure on President Bush and his plan for increasing troops in Iraq. In the Senate, there's talk of revising the authorization to use force passed in 2002. John Donnelly reports for Congressional Quarterly.

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Senate Democrats Plan to Revoke War Authorization

When Congress returns on Tuesday, Democrats in both houses will be keeping up the pressure on President Bush and his plan for increasing troops in Iraq. In the Senate, there's talk of revising the authorization to use force passed in 2002. John Donnelly reports for Congressional Quarterly .

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Senate Democrats Plan to Revoke War Authorization

When Congress returns on Tuesday, Democrats in both houses will be keeping up the pressure on President Bush and his plan for increasing troops in Iraq. In the Senate, there's talk of revising the authorization to use force passed in 2002. John Donnelly reports for Congressional Quarterly .

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