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'''Iraqi troop withdrawal''' has been a hot political issue for the United States almost from the moment allied troops invaded the country. The two main ideas have been: | '''Iraqi troop withdrawal''' has been a hot political issue for the United States almost from the moment allied troops invaded the country. The two main ideas have been: | ||
| − | * unconditional withdrawal on a set timetable | + | * unconditional withdrawal on a set timetable, or else |
* withdrawal based on conditions on the ground | * withdrawal based on conditions on the ground | ||
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| + | Democrats favor unconditional withdrawal.{{fact}} Republicans say it would be better for Iraq to take into account actual conditions in Iraq.{{fact}} | ||
Revision as of 01:34, December 7, 2008
Iraqi troop withdrawal has been a hot political issue for the United States almost from the moment allied troops invaded the country. The two main ideas have been:
- unconditional withdrawal on a set timetable, or else
- withdrawal based on conditions on the ground
Democrats favor unconditional withdrawal.[Citation Needed] Republicans say it would be better for Iraq to take into account actual conditions in Iraq.[Citation Needed]