Template:Constituency Stand, 4th District: Out Of Iraq

In bold are demands that are still not adressed by Price either with his support of a resolution in Congress or his Bill H.J. 70.

OCDP (Orange County Democratic Party)
The “Bring the Troops Home Resolution” adopted by the Orange County Democrats on April 9, 2005 clearly states “that the Orange County Democratic Party Urges the U.S. Government to immediately begin withdrawal of U.S. troops on a firm timetable; to aggressively pursue internationalization of peacekeeping, security and redevelopment efforts in Iraq; and to work to ensure that the emerging Iraq Government has full sovereignty over its political and economic policies.”

District Democrats
The District Democrats have adopted a Resolution For Getting out of Iraq that is very similar to the one passed by the Orange County Democratic Party.

General Demands

 * The US government must '''declare it has no interest in permanent military bases or controlling Iraqi oil or other resources.
 * The US government must set goals for ending the occupation and bringing all our and troops and contracted mercenaries home, in months, not years, beginning with an initial withdrawal of troops by the end of this year.
 * The US government must request that the United Nations monitor the process of military disengagement and de-escalation, and organize a peaceful reconstruction effort.


 * The US government should appoint a peace envoy independent of the occupation authorities to underscore its commitment to an entirely different mission—that of a peace process ending the occupation and returning our soldiers home.
 * The peace envoy should encourage and cooperate in talks with Iraqi groups opposed to the occupation, including insurgents, to explore a political settlement. The settlement must include representation of opposition forces and parties, and power-sharing and the protection of women's rights as core principles of governance and economic and energy development.