We Have to Keep Pressing Hard Against an Attack on Iran
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Comments (1)
It is good to see an article by Marjorie Cohn linked here. So much of the rhetoric of this situation from the Bush regime is like that against Iraq before the invasion and occupation of that country. Also, the injunction to look at the positions of the candidates on Iran is very sound. Thanks again to the editors for finding this article.
Posted by Nancy Van Ness | November 26, 2007 5:41 PM