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ThinkFast: March 28, 2008
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ThinkFast: March 28, 2008 Filed Under: ThinkFast By Think Progress at 8:57 am ThinkFast: March 28, 2008 Yesterday, Iraqi Security Forces continued their offensive against Shiite militias in Basra, as U.S. forces battled Mahdi Army fighters in Baghdad's Sadr City and "tens of thousands of Shiite Muslims" protested the Iraqi government's crackdown on militiamen. Meanwhile, President Bush asserted yesterday that "normalcy is returning back to Iraq." A coalition of "[m]ore than three dozen Democratic congressional candidates banded together yesterday to promise that, if elected, they will push for legislation calling for an immediate drawdown of troops in Iraq." Their plan would "leave only a security force in place to guard the U.S.
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