The president thanked US troops and asserted that the Cabinet members were "confident about the future of our country."
Was this a pre-emptive strike to prevent resignations of protest?
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The Last Super
Thursday, March 20, 2003
President's "press conference" was a quick broadcast from inside the Cabinet meeting room (Have to love The Last Super imagery).
The president thanked US troops and asserted that the Cabinet members were "confident about the future of our country."
Was this a pre-emptive strike to prevent resignations of protest?
The president thanked US troops and asserted that the Cabinet members were "confident about the future of our country."
Was this a pre-emptive strike to prevent resignations of protest?
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