Congress passes Iraq resolution

The US Congress today voted solidly to give President George Bush the broad authority he sought to use military force to confront Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, handing him a crucial national security policy victory

Congress passes Iraq resolution

The US Congress today voted solidly to give President George Bush the broad authority he sought to use military force to confront Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, handing him a crucial national security policy victory

The Democratic-led Senate approved the war resolution 77-23, wrapping up an often-contentious week-long debate. The House of Representatives voted for the resolution yesterday, 296-133.

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