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Post-invasion Iraq / Coalition troops should pull out or
Post-invasion Iraq / Iraq Study Group's recommendations should be followed or
Syrian civil war / United States should intervene
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A
- A more realistic timetable for withdrawal
- A Path to Common Ground
- A Plan for Iraq
- A Plan to Hold Iraq Together
- A Realistic Approach To Iraq
- A road map out of Iraq
- A war the Pentagon doesn’t want
- A War We Just Might Win
- A War We Must End
- A way out
- Abandoning Iraq
- Abandonment
- Abandonment
- Action in Syria about saving face
- Active Appeasement
- After 9 years, time for troops to leave Iraq
- Al Qaeda on the Run
- Al Qaeda's Quagmire
- America and Britain should quit Iraq as soon as possible
- America Needs to Stay Out of Syria
- America's Honor
- An Accidental War
- An Exit to Disaster
- Another Thousand Lives
- Another way to interpret this report is 'Stay but don't screw up'
- Anti-war, Pro-democracy
- Antiwar Wackadoos Are Winning
- Are Bush's critics right?
- Arm and Shame
- As March 20 turns over, a bit of hope for better times in Iraq
- Asking for chaos
- Assad Crosses the Red Line
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B
- Back to Your Studies
- Bad timing on Iraq
- Barack's Iraq Attack
- Bipartisanship is good for both sides
- Blocking action on Syria makes an attack on Iran more likely
- Bomb Syria, Even if It Is Illegal
- Bring the troops home
- Bring them home
- Britain leaves Iraq in shame. The US won't go so quietly
- Bush clings to a lost cause in Iraq
- Bush is right: Fight today, or occupy forever
- Bush Listened, but Did He Hear?
- Bush must call for reinforcements in Iraq
- Bush won't end Iraq war on his own
- Bush's baby steps
- Bush's Iraq Legacy
- Bush's refusal to see his war isn't working puts American security at risk
C
- Capitulation and 'spillover'
- Change That Matters
- Civil War? What Civil War?
- Concluding the Terrible Mistake We Made in Iraq
- Confessions of a 'Defeatocrat'
- Congress Must Act On Iraq
- Congress vs. commander in chief
- Conscience and the War
- Cut and Lose
D
- Defeat at Any Price
- Defeat in Iraq
- Defeat on the homefront
- Democrats Dug In For Retreat
- Democrats' So-Called Leaders are Not Leading on Iraq
- Democrats: Don't cave on ending war in Iraq
- Dems jump gun on Iraq
- Deserting Petraeus
- Direction? Out
- Don't Abandon the Iraqis
- Don't Abandon Us
- Don't back down now
- Don't Give Up On Iraq Yet
- Don’t Intervene in Syria
- Doubling Down in Iraq
- Dying for an Iraq That Isn't
E
F
- Facts, not merely suspicions, must guide U.S. policy regarding Syria
- Failure of will: Congress lacks the courage to end a pointless war
- Fighting to Win (Kagan)
- Five years is long enough
- For Iraqis, A Promise Is in Peril
- Foreign policy ingenues
- Frankly Incensed: Unwise Men Bear Gifts for Butchers
- From Suez to Iraq: how to weaken the will of the West
G
- General Petraeus Needs Time
- George Aiken without the intellectual flair
- Getting Beyond Stalemate to Win a War
- Getting Out of Iraq
- Give the 'Surge' a Chance
- Give voters a choice about war
- Good Sense on Iraq
- Grand Delusion
H
- Half Baked
- Harman to President Bush: Send More Troops to Iraq...NOT!
- Hit him hard
- Honor Killing
- How paranoid little Napoleons took over America
- How to Get Out of Iraq
I
- If we had known then...
- Ill-Considered Advice on Syria
- In Baker's Blunder, A Chance For Bush
- In Gaza's Shadow
- In Syria, U.S. inaction is better than intervention
- Iran on the Horizon
- Iran's Proxy War
- Iraq
- Iraq and Its Costs
- Iraq is broke beyond repair
- Iraq Is the Central Front
- Iraq report stresses need for change
- Iraq's New Secret Police
- Iraq, $5,000 Per Second?
- Iraq: A Civil War We Can Still Win
- Iraq: A Mess, But So What?
- Iraq: Five Years Hence
- Iraq: Go Deep or Get Out
- Iraq: Good News Is No News
- Iraq: No light at the end of the tunnel
- Iraq: Still Worth Some Waiting
- Iraq: The Elephant in the Room
- Iraq: The Real Cost of War Can't Be Ignored
- Iraqi Mirages
- ISG must stand for, uh, Inane Guesswork Strategy
- It's a war, not a buffet
- It's about time: After four years, Bush has not made case for staying
- It's inexcusable for Congress not to fund troops in Iraq
- It's time for Bush to get an Iraq policy that works
- It's Time to Intervene in Syria
- It's Up To Bush
- It’s time for Bush and Blair to try plan B – the humility option
J
K
L
- Last gasps in Iraq
- Leaving Iraq, Honorably
- Leaving Iraq: about time
- Lesser evils and an exit strategy
- Let's get everybody's troops out of everywhere
- Looking Forward in Iraq
- Losing sleep over Iraq
M
- Majority of Iraqis Approve of Attacks on US Troops, Why Are We Still There?
- Make the Election About Iraq
- Making the last mistake in Iraq
- Many dead ends in Iraq
- Meanwhile, Reality In Iraq
- Message from the ruins of Qusair
- Mission Not Yet Accomplished
- Moving Forward in Iraq
- Mr. Obama on Iraq
N
- Next move in Iraq?
- No Surrender
- No Third Way in Iraq
- No Way to Win a War
- Not so willing: Britain, Denmark show the way on Iraq
- Nothing left for lonely Bush except one more push
- Now That We’ve ‘Won,’ Let’s Come Home
O
- Obama should remember Rwanda as he weighs action in Syria
- Obama to take his Syrian case to Congress
- Obama wants Congress to hold him back, and it should
- Obama's loss for words on Syria
- Obama, Syria and the Aspin Doctrine
- Obama’s thin red line
- Obama’s third war
- Obama’s valid caution on Syria
- Of Senators and Soldiers
- On Iraq, a State of Denial
- On Syria, a weak strike is better than none
- One Choice in Iraq
- Our troops have earned more time
- Out of Iraq in '08
- Outsiders have no tool to fix Syria
P
- Pain in the Assad
- Paris' Peace Plan
- Party of Surrender
- Petraeus' Victory
- Pink line over Damascus
- Plan B
- Presidential ingratitude
Q
R
- Realism demands U.S. get out now
- Reality Check for the Antiwar Crowd
- Red lines: Obama's costly bluster
- Reinforce a Norm in Syria
- Reinforce Baghdad
- Reject Obama's request to attack Syria
- Remember Iraq
- Reopen talks to keep U.S. force in Iraq
- Republican Retreat
- Resist the urge to leave Iraq
- Resolute redux
- Richard Lugar, Meet David Kilcullen
- Running from Iraq
S
- Same Product, New Package
- Senator Warner's Bad Withdrawal Symptoms
- Send more troops: Iraq must be secured
- Shamed into war?
- Shift the course
- Showdown in Syria
- Six years on: The struggle continues
- Squeezing Iraq
- Stay out of Syria
- Staying in Iraq for proxy war
- Staying the wrong course in Iraq
- Staying to Help in Iraq
- Strike Syria? Think again
- Support for Bush's war in Iraq is crumbling fast
- Support the Troops: Bring Them Home
- Support the troops: See the mission through
- Surge's success holds chance to seize the moment in Iraq
- Surrender as 'Realism'
- Switch the fight to Afghanistan
- Syria is bleeding to death and the west stands by
- Syria Is Not Iraq
- Syria Side Effects
- Syria strategy can’t rely solely on military might
- Syria Vote Is A Political Trap Republicans Can Avoid
- Syria will require more than cruise missiles
- Syria, a cause for bipartisanship
- Syria: The case for No
- Syria: The Only Red Line Should Be To Stay Out
- Syria: the ugly choice ahead
- Syria: What Is the War Good For?
- Syria: Where is the outrage?
- Syria’s al-Qaeda threat
- Syrian chemical attack demands precise strike
- Syrian war leaves no easy choices