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US Monthly Death Toll In Iraq Lowest Ever
gatewaypundit.blogspot.com - 8/1/2008
US Monthly Death Toll In Iraq Lowest Ever
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The US lost fewer soldiers in Iraq in July than any other month since the war began in 2003. President Bush announced shortening of tours of duty in Iraq on Thursday. There was no comment from Harry Reid on this news. Although, he did release a statement on the likelihood of the success back in 2007. The July US monthly death toll in Iraq was the lowest ever since the war began in 2003.  ...

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No Runny Eggs:  The Morning Scramble - 8/1/2008

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The Morning Scramble - 8/1/2008
No Runny Eggs — ... Just in case you missed it, Jim Hoft didn’t miss the fact that July 2008 was the least-deadly month for US troops in Iraq since February 2003 and for Iraqi civilians since December 2005. Paging Mr. Kagen. Paging Mr. Obama. Please pick up the reality check. ...

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