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Conservative's Victory in Iraq Caucus Crucial to US National Security
April 05, 2008 07:35 AM EST

On June 30, 2005, Congressman Mark Green (R-WI) and Congressman Joe Wilson (R-SC) formed the Victory in Iraq Caucus. The Caucus strives to honor the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces and to promote their successes in the Global War on Terrorism.

When Congressman Green did not seek re-election to the 110th Congress, Congressman Jeff Miller (R-FL) volunteered to serve as Co-Chair.

Manymembers of this caucus have had the opportunity to visit with US troops in Iraq and witness the tremendous progress being made in the region.

Victory in Iraq is crucial to national security. As US troops continue to risk their lives to protect this country and secure democracy in Iraq, they deserve to know Congress supports their mission and believes in their fight. The Victory in Iraq Caucus will further demonstrate that many lawmakers are unified insupport for our troops and dedicated to completing the mission in Iraq, according to Rep. Wilson.

The Caucus recognizes and appreciates the importance of debate surrounding national security policy. The Caucus welcomes debate among its members regarding the best way forward in Iraq, noting all agree on the outcome: there is no end but victory.

Co-Chair Congressman Jeff Miller stated, "There is no greater mistake Congress can make than to repeat the blunders of the Viet Nam era Congress and systematically defund our troops in Iraq. Our men and women in uniform deserve better, and I look forward to working with Congressman Wilson to make sure that is what they get."




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