Redirecting the peace movement
Mark Cooper says the peace movement should hope the US expedition to Iraq is a success, and should hold the Bush administration to its promises of liberating Iraq. For the peace movement, there's only one problem: they might turn into neocons, which has always been a risk for hyperactive liberals.
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