Bishops Urge Iraq Withdrawal

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Bishops Urge Iraq Withdrawal

November 16, 2007 | ISSUE 43•46

U.S. Catholic bishops described the situation in Iraq as "unacceptable" and urged the withdrawal of troops as quickly as possible. What do you think?

I'm impressed. Once they got over the earth moving around the sun, they caught up to current news really quick.

Jose Marinos
Scheduler
As bishops, their outlook is always diagonal. They should understand that Bush, as a leader, can only move a little at a time.

Anthony Cheswick
Associate Professor
Now there's a Catholic withdrawal method we can all get behind.

Gloria Johnson
Personal Trainer

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