The Bush administration is admitting defeat in its efforts to conclude a status-of-forces agreement with Iraq before the end of Bush's term of office. Such an agreement would have codified the long-term presence of US troops and military bases in the country. Beneath the gobbledegook, the hang-up seems clear: the Iraqis would not conclude an agreement without a clear timetable for US withdrawal.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
In Iraq Forever?
Apparently not. Josh Marshall at TPM figures it out.
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Iraq War
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