Iraqis seek strongman to guide post Saddam era
In Baghdad, Iraqis question democracy and fear chaos without Saddam Hussein. Many favor a strong leader to restore order, citing improved security under his rule, while criticizing American democracy as failing to deliver jobs and stability amid sectarian violence and foreign meddling. The push reflects deep scars from decades of divide-and-rule politics and a preference for authoritarian strength.
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