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Bush Urged Not to Lock Successor into Iraq SAN FRANCISCO - An arms control group in Washington, DC has begun a petition drive urging Congress to stop President Bush from signing an agreement they say could bind his successor to continue the occupation of Iraq for another five years. "When the Bush administration launched its attack on Iraq in 2003, it assured the American public that the war would be quick, cheap, and easy," reads the petition from the Council for a Livable World. "Five years into this disastrous war, both Bush and Iraqi officials are talking about occupying Iraq for another decade -- or even longer.

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Bush Urged Not to Lock Successor into Iraq

SAN FRANCISCO - An arms control group in Washington, DC has begun a petition drive urging Congress to stop President Bush from signing an agreement they say could bind his successor to continue the occupation of Iraq for another five years.

"When the Bush administration launched its attack on Iraq in 2003, it assured the American public that the war would be quick, cheap, and easy," reads the petition from the Council for a Livable World. "Five years into this disastrous war, both Bush and Iraqi officials are talking about occupying Iraq for another decade -- or even longer.