부시, “이라크 철군 법안” 거부
Welcome to World News. Tonight, the Washington standoff 교착상태 on Iraq is back to square one 출발점. The president and congress are eye-to-eye, but who blinks 눈을 깜박거리다 first? Show of force. Los Angeles police officers under investigation 조사 중 for swinging <막대 등을> 휘두르다 clubs 경찰봉 and firing rubber bullets at an immigration rally 집회.
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부시, “이라크 철군 법안” 거부
Good evening? So now what? The Iraq war showdown 결판 between the president and the congress is very much unresolved. Today, as expected, the house 하원 upheld <결정·판결 등을> 확인하다 the president’s veto 거부 of a war funding bill that would set a date to begin withdrawing 철수 시키다 troops from Iraq.
Then congressional leaders and the president met at the White House looking for compromise 타협, but had little to show for it. And everyone agrees there has to be compromised, but no one agrees on what it should be. So we start tonight with ABC’s Jake Taper on Capitol Hill 미국 연방 의회.
As leaders of congress came together at the White House this afternoon, all sides pledged to work together on a troop funding bill that could actually become law. “It’s not going to be easy, but it’s important.” Will the next bill include the timetable 예정표 for the withdrawal of US troops? Some Democrats still holding firm 끝까지 고수하다 for such a timeline since they think the US presence 주둔 in Iraq is only making matters worse. “The only question about the President’s policy is whether it will produce a disaster 실패 or whether it will produce a catastrophe 대참사.”