S.Res.356 - A resolution affirming that any offensive military action taken against Iran must be explicitly approved by Congress before such action may be initiated.

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11/07/07
From Pakistan to Iran: Bush policy...

Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) have now introduced S. Res. 356, affirming that “any offensive military action taken agai...

Source: People's Weekly World
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11/18/09
S.Res.356: A resolution calling up...

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10/31/08
Minnesota Independent: News. Polit...

S.RES.356 - ‘A resolution affirming that any offensive military action taken against Iran must be explicitly … Monitoring No Send Mes...

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08/25/08
Fuck Joe Biden « American Everyman

I recently introduced S. Res. 356, which reaffirms that principle. This measure states that if the President reaches the conclusion that ...

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08/16/08
One Is Enough | SeevsPlace

By going to their site you get a chance to send a message to your Senator to support S. Res. 356, which would require that any military a...

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07/15/08
White House Denies Imminent Plans ...

There is a resolution already in the Senate called S. Res. 356. It’s a straightforward and simple resolution that says, "A resolution a...

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07/15/08
Don't let Bush pull another Iraq: ...

Click here to sign the petition for S. Res. 356 which would require that any military action against Iran be explicitly approved by Congr...

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06/19/08
BuzzFlash.net - Progressive News a...

#5 S. Res. 356: the resolution affirming that any offensive military action taken against Iran, or any other sovereign nation must be exp...

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06/11/08
Does George Bush intend to attack ...

There is a resolution already in the Senate called S. Res. 356. It’sa straightforward and simple resolution that says, ‘A resolution ...

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06/09/08
POTPOURRI OF IRAQ EVENTS THE MAINS...

... act and warn Iran of the consequences should it continue with its nuclear programme. Don't Bomb Iran: I urge you to support S. Res. 3...

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06/08/08
Rumblings of War With Iran: Nation...

Congress should immediately pass one of the many pending resolutions (eg S. Res. 356, S. 759, HJ Res. 14, H. Con. Res. 33) requiring form...

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