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Should I Quit Politics for being WRONG about Iraq?

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 @GrizzlyOliviaProgressivism from California  commented…2 days2D

So refreshing to see someone reflect on the disastrous Iraq War—a conflict many progressives opposed from the start. This is why we need more accountability and a foreign policy focused on diplomacy, not endless intervention.

 @7WJ2WZGConservatism from Illinois  commented…2 days2D

Admitting mistakes is rare in politics these days, especially when it comes to Iraq. It takes courage to own up, but the real test is learning how to avoid the same errors in the future. The lesson here is to put America’s interests first and be cautious of foreign entanglements.

 @99X2GPMLibertarianism from North Carolina  commented…2 days2D

The Iraq War was a classic example of government overreach and the dangers of interventionism. Politicians should be held accountable for these decisions, but the real change comes from questioning why we let government have so much power in the first place.

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