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al-Sadr Leaves Iraqi Government

April 17, 2007 | ISSUE 43•16

Radical Shiite cleric and militia leader Moqtada al-Sadr announced that he is withdrawing six of his ministers from the Iraqi cabinet. What do you think?

  • Oh, man, you should never quit a government job. Now they're all going to have to pay for their own insurance.

    Shannon Goodweiller
    Cobbler

  • Eliminating Iraq's Violent Insurgence branch is going to totally throw off Iraq's complex system of checks and balances.

    Julie Dobbs
    Tennis Pro

  • Yikes. Things might just be quickly falling apart in Iraq.

    Chip Cramden
    Stock Analyst

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