Several Iraq War resolutions have been introduced; it would be no surprise if others surface as well this coming week.

The resolutions include a wide range of positions. For example, one states, "It is not in the national interest of the U.S. to deepen its military involvement, particularly by escalating the U.S. military force presence in Iraq". However, that resolution may not even reach the Senate floor for a vote. Another, which appears to have the most bipartisan support, is not strong enough. It states that the Senate only "...disagrees with the plan to augment our forces...and believes the U.S. should continue vigorous operations in Anbar province..." Finally, another resolution that will be introduced affirms "full support" for the escalation of the Iraq War. All resolutions and their status are available at the U.S. Senate website. Just "click" on "Active Legislation".