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Topic: DCCC
It’s time for hard questions about Iraq
By Bill Larson | November 2, 2006 | 
With new reports of Iraq descending into chaos, the DCCC released a new advertisement about the continued failure of the Bush White House to come up with a strategy to win in Iraq and the Republican Congress to ask a single question or perform any oversight.
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