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20 States Oppose Bush's Iraq Escalation

States all over the country take a stand and demand Congress use its power to stop the so-called "surge."
February 5, 2007  |  
 
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The following press release (in the extended entry) on the the Progressive States Network's State-Based Anti-Escalation Campaign just went out. The number of state resolutions continues to grow, as does the amount of local media/grassroots attention. As just two examples, last week we had major media splashes in Kansas and Oregon - two states with U.S. Senators who continue to support the Iraq War and the escalation. To find out state-by-state details of the campaign and to get in touch with your state legislators asking them to support these resolutions, go to www.progressivestates.org/iraq .

David Sirota is a veteran political strategist and author of Hostile Takeover, a New York Times bestseller about the corruption of both political parties.

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