Bush says he will veto it anyway.

First it has to pass the Senate. But I have a feeling that because Bush has promised to veto it, there will be a handful of Republican Senators that will vote for it. So yeah, it will eventually make its way to the President's desk. However, if he vetoes it, then he will have to resubmit a request for supplemental spending. If he fails to do that, then he will either have to start closing bases and redirecting funds or start to withdraw the troops.

I gave a rather detailed analysis of the politics of this bill in the comments of the video I submitted with Rep. Murtha discussing the bill.

Thanks aaron

and how about them fish

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