BY JOE CONASON Deciding whether to intervene in Libya, the United States and its allies confronted a terrible situation: the immediate imperative – to prevent a promised massacre by the country’s dictator, versus the many long-term reasons to stay away, from the uncertainty of success to the very question of what success would mean. On […]
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