Marie Cocco

Syndicated Columnist, Washington Post Writers Group

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Even in the Republican south, 64% tell pollsters they oppose the  President's handling of the war in Iraq .

Democrats Struggle to Unify, Iraqi Cabinet Approves Draft Oil Law

Even in the Republican south, 64% tell pollsters they oppose the President's handling of the war in Iraq .

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