By Jen DiMascio Democrats planned to vote on a bridge fund for the war in Iraq that includes $1.6 billion to fight improvised explosive devices yesterday afternoon but at press time had pushed the vote to later in the evening and were working to reel in more support among Democrats. A vote on four months of funding for the war comes a day after President Bush signed a $459 billion bill into law to fund the Defense Department's basic operations…
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