The unfortunate irony is that a President elected in opposition to the war in Iraq is repeating some of its worst strategic mistakes.
Jack Reed: “The unfortunate irony is that a President elected in opposition to the war in Iraq is repeating some of its worst…”
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Reed criticizes the current President for repeating past mistakes in strategy.
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