Benchmarks?
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Republican leaders in Congress said yesterday that negotiations on a second war spending bill should begin with benchmarks of success for the Iraqi government, and possible consequences if those benchmarks are not met.
There is only one benchmark that should matter:
April was the deadliest month this year. More than 100 American soldiers got killed.
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Republican leaders in Congress said yesterday that negotiations on a second war spending bill should begin with benchmarks of success for the Iraqi government, and possible consequences if those benchmarks are not met.
There is only one benchmark that should matter:
How many soldiers are killed?
April was the deadliest month this year. More than 100 American soldiers got killed.
So—when are we getting our soldiers back home?
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