Iraq War

Paper Summary:

This paper presents an examination of the War in Iraq. The writer explores the war from the standpoint that there were no weapons of mass destruction located and yet the nation has not withdrawn from Iraq. The writer argues that the United States has enough to focus on and repair without getting involved in the political process of other nations.

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Introduction
History
Personal Issue
includes charts and illustration

From the Paper:

"The world watched in horror as the towers came down on September 11, 2001 but since that day the world as well as America have been divided in whether or not the US should have gone to war in Iraq. When the terrorist attacks first happened millions of Americans supported President Bush's desire to go after world terrorists. When the dust settled and people had time to think, however, the support for war declined but it was still high enough that America forced its way into Iraq on the premise that weapons of mass destruction would be located there. They weren't and today many people have withdrawn their support of the war. It is time for the US to withdraw troops and tend to problems at home. "

Sample of Sources Used:

• Senate Rejects U.S. Troop Pullout in Iraq Associated Press/AP Online; 6/16/2006
• Morning Edition (NPR); 6/14/2006; LINDA WERTHEIMER, STEVE INSKEEP Morning Edition (NPR) 06-14-2006
• U.S. Troop Cutbacks in Iraq Not Likely Soon Host: LINDA WERTHEIMER, STEVE INSKEEP
• Bush Tells Iraq Leader U.S. Will Back Him Associated Press/AP Online; 6/14/2006
• Kerry Demands US Troop Pullout The Boston Globe; 6/14/2006

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