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The burden of empire: Eric Garris of AntiWar.com observes how difficult it is for America to bear the heavy burden of a globe-spanning empire.(Interview)

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Interview of Eric Garris

Eric Garris is the webmaster of the nonpartisan, daily global news source AntiWar.com. Since 1995, AntiWar.com has been dedicated to covering war and war's effects, and as a cofounder of the site, Garris has been there from the beginning. He is in a unique position to speak about the high cost of perpetual war and the heavy burden of empire.

ThE NEw AMERICAN: What is AntiWar .com? The name sounds leftist.

Eric Garris: The anti-war position was more associated with conservatives until World War II. So it really has a longstanding conservative tradition, going back to the America First ...

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