| In a complicated deal over the war funds, Democrats will include about $11 billion more in domestic spending than Bush has requested, emergency drought relief for the Southeast and legislation to address the subprime mortgage crisis, Hoyer told a meeting of the Washington Post editorial board. If the bargain becomes law, it will be the third time since taking control that they failed to force Bush to change course in Iraq. |
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