Experts Say Iran Attack Is Irrational, Yet Hawks Are Winning the Debate - The Daily Beast
How can it be, less than a decade after the U.S. invaded Iraq, that the Iran debate is breaking down along largely the same lines, and the people who were manifestly, painfully wrong about that war are driving the debate this time as well? Culturally, it’s a fascinating question—and too depressing for words.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Experts Say Iran Attack Is Irrational, Yet Hawks Are Winning the Debate - The Daily Beast
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