It's time for the U.S. to get out of Afghanistan and let peace come about. Several tips for homeschooling during quarantine.

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March 23, 2020

Afghanistan ([link removed] )

Leaving Afghanistan Is the Best Option ([link removed] )

Afghanistan’s problems can’t be solved through U.S. military occupation; nor will they be solved by a full U.S. withdrawal.

- The Taliban Agreement Isn't Ideal, But the U.S. Military Has to Get out of Afghanistan ([link removed] )

By John Glaser and John Mueller

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By Neal McCluskey

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