Believer: My Forty Years in Politics
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TO “YES, WE . . . MIGHT”
JUST A FEW DAYS into 2006, Obama set out for his first trip to a country half a world away that was playing an increasingly prominent role in his political story.
Three years earlier, he had warned against an invasion of Iraq. Now he and a group of congressional colleagues headed there to assess the efficacy of the war effort. Nothing Barack saw on the ground allayed the concerns he had expressed from the start. With the dictator Saddam Hussein gone, the historic... rivalries between Sunni, Shia, and Kurd that he had subdued by force were reemerging with a vengeance, challenging the prospects for a viable democratic state.
“It was just what I was afraid would happen,” Barack said to me later. “We can send all the troops we want. But if these sectarian factions can’t come to a political settlement, we’re just spinning our wheels over there—and at a hell of a cost. We’re trying to build a house on a bed of sand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO “YES, WE . . . MIGHT”
JUST A FEW DAYS into 2006, Obama set out for his first trip to a country half a world away that was playing an increasingly prominent role in his political story.
Three years earlier, he had warned against an invasion of Iraq. Now he and a group of congressional colleagues headed there to assess the efficacy of the war effort. Nothing Barack saw on the ground allayed the concerns he had expressed from the start. With the dictator Saddam Hussein gone, the historic... rivalries between Sunni, Shia, and Kurd that he had subdued by force were reemerging with a vengeance, challenging the prospects for a viable democratic state.
“It was just what I was afraid would happen,” Barack said to me later. “We can send all the troops we want. But if these sectarian factions can’t come to a political settlement, we’re just spinning our wheels over there—and at a hell of a cost. We’re trying to build a house on a bed of sand.
What to read after Believer: My Forty Years in Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Axelrod to read onlineMoreLess
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