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Mid-Term Elections and Iran: Congress Could Change Hands, but Trump Would Continue to Control the War

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Analysis by Brett H. McGurk On January 10, 2007, President George W. Bush announced an increase of tens of thousands of additional armed forces in Iraq, one of the least popular decisions of his presidency. As chief adviser, I continued the announcement from the office of National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley, in

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Analysis by Brett H. McGurk On January 10, 2007, President George W. Bush announced an increase of tens of thousands of additional armed forces in Iraq, one of the least popular decisions of his presidency. As chief adviser, I continued the announcement from the office of National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley, in

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