The Administration and Congress must stay the course and finish the job in Iraq. As James Jay Carafano and James Phillips write, "Abandoning the cause of freedom and democracy in Iraq would hurt Iraqis and Americans for decades to come."
The U.S. presence in Iraq serves U.S. interests, Iraqi interests, and humanitarian concerns, explain Carafano and Phillips.
"Staying the course will not guarantee the success of a free Iraq, but abandoning the U.S. military effort will almost certainly guarantee failure," they write.
Read U.S. Military Policy in Iraq: “Cut and Run” a Disaster for the U.S. and the Middle East
by James Jay Carafano, Ph.D., and James Phillips
Also Progess in Iraq: Facts and Analysis
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