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March 2, 2009

From the National Review Online

Over at The Corner:

Red Meat Takes on Iran [NRO Staff]
Why are negotiations with Iran doomed to be fruitless? How might the administration use military force against Iran? What does the return of the Clinton team to our foreign policy bode for our relations with Iran? Special guest Mario Loyola, a former adviser in the U.S. Senate and at the Pentagon (and a frequent NR contributor), outlines the history — and future — of our Iran policy with Jim Geraghty and Mark Hemingway.

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Consider this an open thread…

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