Carlos Pascual

Vice President at the Brookings Institution

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Vice President and Director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution; former Coordinator for Reconstruction and Stabilization at the State Department (2004-2005)

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The President is meeting with Congressional leaders today about the Iraq spending bill .

The Standoff over the Iraq Spending Bill

The President is meeting with Congressional leaders today about the Iraq spending bill .

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The President is meeting with Congressional leaders today about the Iraq spending bill.

The President and Congress Wrangle over Troop Withdrawal

The President is meeting with Congressional leaders today about the Iraq spending bill.

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