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Dennis Kucinich

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With the capture of Saddam Hussein the Administration's stated goal of removing him from power has been accomplished. Now the focus must be on ending the occupation. International law must be followed and Saddam Hussein must be held accountable for his actions.
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Official press release, Washington, D.C. (14 December 2003), printed on Kucinich's website .

 
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