The Democrats have to rethink their approach to foreign policy for the 2020 election. U.S.-Iraq relations need to be reexamined.
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January 21, 2020
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The Democrats’ Search for a New Foreign Policy ([link removed] )
Democrats have an opportunity to not only respond to Trump but to provide an updated strategy for dealing with 21st century challenges.
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By A. Trevor Thrall and Jordan Cohen
The Administration and Iraq ([link removed] )
The Administration’s Crude Warsaw Pact‐Like Approach to Iraq ([link removed] )
The U.S. has occasionally exerted pressure on democratic allies, but never treated them like servile pawns. Until now.
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By Ted Galen Carpenter
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