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Charging the Victim: Who Should Pay to Rebuild Iraq? Our Congressional Representative James Walsh (R-NY) recently "lashed out at Iraq." Walsh, now in his tenth term, said Iraq should use its oil windfall sales to repay some of the $48 billion the United States has spent "rebuilding" there. "We have delivered democracy for them....The least they could do is step up to the plate and help out," Walsh opined.

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Charging the Victim: Who Should Pay to Rebuild Iraq?

Our Congressional Representative James Walsh (R-NY) recently "lashed out at Iraq." Walsh, now in his tenth term, said Iraq should use its oil windfall sales to repay some of the $48 billion the United States has spent "rebuilding" there.

"We have delivered democracy for them....The least they could do is step up to the plate and help out," Walsh opined.