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Four years ago, President Bush and his Administration misled our nation into a war of choice that has led to the loss of 3,200 American lives and tens of thousands more wounded. Today, as the President sits in his 'beautiful White House,' far from the bloodshed and violence in Iraq,he continues to ignore last November's vote of no confidence from the American people. After four years of numerous broken promises and failed predictions,the President has lost all credibility.

"As we mark the beginning of the fifth year of the way,Democrats renew our promise to the American people to hold President Bush accountable and change course in Iraq. We will honor the courageous sacrifices of our brave men and women in uniform and ensure our troops have the resources they need on the battlefield and the care they deserve when they return home. We will tell the truth to the American people,and we will act now to save the lived of our American troops and keep America safe. We also call on Republican members of Congress to join us and stop protecting the President and stand with the American people."
rla
How often are members of Congress hearing this from grass-roots democrats? Where's the beef?
rla
Do we Democrats know what we want?

We want to Integrate and Achieve the related goals of Peace, Prosperity and Wellness--
Individually, Nationally and Internationally--through democratic and humanatarian means.
These goals are not formated hiearchially nor linearly, but rather have part-whole relations
to the concept of system's development at the personal, national and international levels. We
are all in this together.
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