If you had been President, would you have caved in to the Iraqi government’s demand that U.S. servicepeople remaining in Iraq be liable to criminal prosecution in Iraqi courts?
[Cross-posted at The Reality-Based Community]
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Mark Kleiman is a professor of public policy at the New York University Marron Institute. More by Mark Kleiman
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