By Jen DiMascio President Bush was expected to sign the defense authorization bill into law on the same day he is scheduled to present his State of the Union address. The Senate passed the bill for the second time Jan. 23, resolving a last-minute dispute over a provision regarding terrorism that could have tied up Iraqi government funds. In advance of the president's speech yesterday, congressional Democrats sought to ensure that strain on U.S. troops in Iraq from repeated rotations…
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