February 12, 2003
Maine Passes Anti-War Resolution

More wasting of time

After an emotional and lengthy debate, the state House approved a resolution Tuesday night urging President Bush to disarm Iraq through the United Nations and without military intervention.

The resolution, amended twice to address the concerns of opponents who derided it as partisan, divisive and ineffectual, was approved 77-66 and sent to the Senate. The measure says Bush should seek no resolution of the Iraqi threat that compromises the safety of Americans.


I've derided attempts at local politicians to pass resolutions against the war and this is no different. It's bad enough that cities are shooting their wads at this, but now we've got state governments? Looks like they beat Hawaii to the punch.



Posted by Drizzten at February 12, 2003 01:49 AM

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