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Maureen Dowd: Diva of doom

Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Tehrān : Iran | 6 months ago

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When Bush 41 was ramping up to the Gulf War, assembling a coalition to fight Saddam Hussein, Jimmy Carter sent a letter to members of the U.N. Security Council urging them not to rush into conflict without further exploring a negotiated solution. The first

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