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Think Progress » Lugar: Bush Must Consult Congress Over Escalation Or It ‘Could Get Ugly’
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "ThinkProgress Wonk Room Yglesias Progress Report Think Progress Lugar: Bush Must Consult Congress Over Escalation Or It ‘Could Get Ugly’ By Nico Pitney on Dec 31st, 2006 at 12:57 pm Lugar: Bush Must Consult Congress Over Escalation Or It ‘Could Get Ugly’ » Today on Fox News Sunday, Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN), the outgoing chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said President Bush should have congressional support before he announces any plan for escalation in Iraq. “[I]n the past, the administration has been inclined not to disregard Congress but to not take Congress very seriously. I think this time Congress has to be taken seriously.” If Bush ignores Congress, Lugar said he should expect “a lot of hearings, a lot of study, a lot of criticism,” and “demands for subpoenas.” Fox host Chris Wallace said, “You’re saying this could get ugly.” Lugar replied, “Yes, it could.” Watch it: Center for American Progress Senior Fellow Larry Korb, former U.S. assistant secretary of defense under President Ronald Reagan, said last week that “ Congress should intervene to block another troop surge unless the administration could adequately explain to it why such a policy was necessary.” Read American Progress’ full memo to Congress . Full transcript: Do you support sending in more troops? LUGAR: Well, I don’t know whether I do or not. And I say that because my prayer is that President Bush will take the advice that has come frequently, and that is with people being there on the takeoff, they have to support you on the landing. Now, in the past, the administration has been inclined not" .... read entire page
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