When Was The Iraq War-funding Bill In The US Congress Passed?
Eventually both houses of the United States Congress gave in to the perennial insistence and conviction of President George W. Bush’s demands and gave the approval for the Iraq war-funding bill, which would soon be passed to the President who has already given the clear and overt signal of his eagerness to endorse the bill that would empower him to further fund the war in Iraq that started four years ago in 2003. Despite of the Democratic dominance in both the houses of the Congress that is, the Senate and the House of Representatives, President George W. Bush was successful in getting his way against the general standpoint of the Democrats and many people in America who think of the war in Iraq as nothing but a failure. Fortunately for the Bush administration, the Republican minority in both the houses of the US Congress proved their loyalty to him and voted in the favor of continuing and providing further funding for the war in Iraq.
