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He argues American success in Iraq could itself create hubris that encourages a mistaken belief that Iran would be similarly manageable.
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Iraq analogy
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"That's a great point. So Iraq was a desert. Iran is mountainous. Iraq is the perfect place for America to employ its shock and..."
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