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To: JDN who wrote (200305)	3/23/2007 9:53:01 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793758

I feel the same pain JDN. But not all the ones who voted No on that House bill were the "good guys" ....there are some of the HardLeft like Maxine Waters and group, who wanted the Military to come home NOW, and not wait...she and those like her don't want to fund them anymore...they just want the Military home. They got a breakthrough Thursday when four of the bill's most consistent critics said they would not stand in its way. California Democrats Lynn Woolsey, Diane Watson, Barbara Lee and Maxine Waters said they would help round up support for the bill despite their intention to personally vote against it because it would not end the war immediately.