President Tries to Resolve Mixed Signals After Pentagon Remarks

12 Aug 2005

Faced with mounting casualties and signs of diminished support for the war, President Bush said Thursday that while the United States was making progress in Iraq, it was too soon to say when the number of American troops could be scaled back.Full Story

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