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GOP WILL LOOK AT WITHDRAWAL IN SEPTEMBER

Josh CatonePublished: Sunday May 27, 2007

Republican Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) said this morning on CBS' Face the Nation that "unless something extraordinary happens," most members of Congress believe that troop withdrawal should be on the table in September.
"We have to be realistic," he said. "We have to know that we can't achieve everything we'd like to achieve. We have a limited number of men and women we can send to Iraq, and we can't overburden them."
Sessions, who has been a staunch supporter of President Bush, and was ranked the 5th most conservative Senator by the political magazine the National Journal in March 2007, said that simply removing troops would "really embolden the enemy."
The senator argued that the best solution for Iraq is one in which the Iraqi government steps up its efforts to secure Iraq without US assistance.
However, he continued, "I don't think we need to be any occupying power. This is a fine line we've walked, and this surge has got to be temporary."