Kucinich, Ron Paul: Get US troops out of Pakistan
OPS_admin | Jul 24, 2010 | Comments 0
Two US lawmakers — a Republican and a Democrat — proposed a bill this week demanding the withdrawal of all US troops in Pakistan, where they are conducting covert operations against militants.
“We have known that US forces have been operating in secret inside the territories of Pakistan without congressional approval,” Democratic Representative Dennis Kucinich said Friday, pointing to reports the United States was stepping up its presence there.
He said the House of Representatives was expected to take up the resolution next week. The measure was introduced late Thursday.
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