Americans expect Iraq war to last years with no end in sight
Across the nation residents express exasperation and caution after President Bush's Oval Office address. Interviews show a wide belief in a long U.S. presence in Iraq, with 57 percent viewing the war as a mistake and only 33 percent approving of the president's handling, before Bush’s speech.
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Washington protests demand end to Iraq war at White House
Thousands gathered in Lafayette Park to urge immediate end to the Iraq war, while about 1000 counter-protesters near the Washington Monument chanted United States of America. The rally, led by ANSWER Coalition and allied groups, drew signs calling for President Bush's impeachment.
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