Why Obama Is Right to Withdraw From Afghanistan Early
Hastening America's exit will be painful, and undercuts years of U.S. efforts, but it's our least bad choice in this doomed war.… More »
James Joyner is managing editor of the Atlantic Council and writes at outsidethebeltway.com
Hastening America's exit will be painful, and undercuts years of U.S. efforts, but it's our least bad choice in this doomed war.… More »
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