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Jon Lee Anderson reports from Baghdad
Seymour M. Hersh on who forged evidence against Iraq
From 1991, the motives of the first Gulf War, and why it didn't settle the question of Saddam
Washington had a vertiginous feeling last week as the endlessly debated war against Iraq finally began. For the previous six months, the capital had surely been the most pro-Iraq-war city in the world: George W. Bush had given a textbook demonstration of Presidential power in bringing Washington into a position of support--or, in the case of many of the Democrats, cowed silence--for a course of action that almost nobody had advocated when Saddam Hussein forced the ...