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  1. A critique of US foreign policy argues that military interventions in the Middle East (targeting Iran and Lebanon) were launched without Congressional authorization or public support, citing George W. Bush's era.

The U.S. initiated war in Iraq, bypassing Congressional approval, and subsequently shifted focus to Iran.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 10
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The U.S. initiated war in Iraq, bypassing Congressional approval, and subsequently shifted focus to Iran.

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A critique of US foreign policy argues that military interventions in the Middle East (targeting Iran and Lebanon) were launched without Congressional authorization or public support, citing George W. Bush's era.

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