Iraq War
Tactics needed to end this war
Polls continue to confirm a key part of the 2006 election results: a growing majority wants U.S. troops out of Iraq according to an agreed-upon timetable. People no longer believe...
Keep the Pressure On: Oppose the Escalation of the War
Since Bushs announcement of a military surge of 21,000 US troops a month ago, a massive, outpouring of opposition has propelled Congressional action. From union leaders to religious organizations to...
No to Escalation! Bring the Troops Home!
March-Lobby Congress Jan. 27-29The Bush administrations call to escalate the war in Iraq has been met with a resounding No! Twenty-four hours after Bushs announcement about sending 21,500 more troops,...
Memo on Congressional Legislative Outlook on Iraq War
The Peace and Solidarity Commission prepared this memo for the National Board discussion on legislative priorities. Out of necessity, it is also an assessment of the Iraq Study Group (ISG)...
The Peace Movements Challenges in the Midterm Elections
A change in the composition of the congress will make it more possible to end the occupation in Iraq. Thats the political reality. Today I will not discuss the next...