Bush and Blair Praise U.N. Plan for Iraq

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By SCOTT LINDLAW, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - President Bush, with a strong second from British Prime Minister Tony Blair, signaled support Friday for an interim government to take power in Iraq on June 30 and said the plan under development by a U.N. envoy is "broadly acceptable to the Iraqi people."
The authority of the coalition backed by the United States will expire on the June 30 deadline previously set, Bush said, adding that American- and British-dominated military forces "will remain in Iraq to help the new government succeed."
"U.N. will have a central role, as now, in developing the program and machinery for political transition to full Iraqi democracy," said Blair, adding that the two leaders would seek a new Security Council resolution to put the weight of the world body behind the shift.

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He's dropping Iraq like a live grenade.
Here, why don't you hold it for a while? *runs*
 
Kawaii said:
He's dropping Iraq like a live grenade.
Here, why don't you hold it for a while? *runs*

He's finally doing what people have been whining he should do, and now you hear this. The UN was there, remember? They got blown up and high-tailed it out?

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