By Joshua Frank, 4/19/06
Across the country opposition to
the war in Iraq is fast setting in. The latest Bush job approval
ratings are dismal, hovering around 35%, in large part due to peoples’
wariness about the disorder and uncertainty engulfing Iraq. Two weeks
ago 24 towns in Wisconsin passed antiwar resolutions. According to
Institute for Policy Studies in Washington that pushes the total number
of cities to pass similar referendums nationwide to 100. But as the
sentiment against the war continues to mature, the most significant
question still remains unanswered: What are all of us who want to bring
our troops home now going to do to stop the war? [read more]