Public opinion sees prolonged US presence in Iraq after Bush speech
Americans nationwide expect years more of troop involvement in Iraq despite Bush saying progress is possible. Interviews show enduring disagreement over the war’s aims and risks, with polls indicating most doubt an end is near and favor withdrawal in some form.
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Thousands march on White House to end Iraq War
Protesters gathered in Lafayette Park near the White House urging immediate end to the Iraq war and impeaching President Bush. A veteran Justin Cliburn 25 of Lawton Oklahoma spoke amid a contingent of veterans. Counter protesters near the Washington Monument planned to confront the march.
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