Economic stakes shift as postwar Iraq eyed for trade with U S farms
The editorial argues oil profits in postwar Iraq should be weighed against benefits for its people and highlights potential U S agricultural opportunities. It notes Iraq’s prior role as a major importer of U S wheat and rice, the impact of sanctions, and the prospect of renewed demand for corn and soybeans. It urges leaders to reopen markets while preserving promises.
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Iraq liberation myths and the heavy lift ahead
The piece compares Saddam's statue toppling to past revolutions in Europe and argues the heavy lifting in Iraq lies ahead. It notes Americans led the removal and the Iraqi crowd mostly watched, underscoring potential long term policing challenges and divergent national interests shaping postwar fate.
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History Channel
Pentagon
Jay Leno
Los Angeles
America
Realistic path to peace and energy independence debated
Bert C. Miller argues against endless growth tied to oil and criticizes the war in Iraq and media, urging skepticism toward the Bush administration and protest as patriotism. He reflects on dissent, media coverage, and the value of the Constitution from Masonville.
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U.S
United States
Saddam Hussein
Iowa City
Bert C. Miller
Masonville
Nation at Risk inspires renewed education reforms after 20 years
The Koret Task Force at the Hoover Institution urges moving beyond A Nation at Risk with a reform agenda focused on choice transparency and accountability. Diane Ravitch supports equal educational opportunity and 21st century readiness.
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Hoover Institution
Diane Ravitch
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