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Aiming to Appease
Grading the Iraq Study Group. Also: No more Foner tenure. Bloomberg-Lieberman '08. Cacheing it in. Private S.S. thoughts. Plus more.
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I can’t see much difference between the recommendations and utter defeat.
p>I suppose we can implement these recommendations, and then sit back and watch American forces in Iraq reenact the Fall of Saigon. Aren’t there enough reruns this time of year already? br> —- Robert Nowall br> Cape Coral, Florida /p> p> Why would anyone in Congress believe that James Baker, whose law firm represents the Saudi government, is an honest broker? br> — Dan Mittelman br> Cherry Hill, New Jersey /p>
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