Trump is fighting a ‘Boomer war’ in Iran: a relic unpopular with anyone under 60
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<p>To see this war as archaic, the last squawk of the Middle East hawks, is at once maddening and hopeful</p><p>From the moment the United States and Israel attacked Iran, the news seemed incongruous with the year 2026. A war to kill the Ayatollah and overthrow the government – this was the fantasy of neoconservatives after September 11, before today’s college students were born. Hadn’t every president since, Donald Trump most boisterously of all, repudiated regime-change wars
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<p>To see this war as archaic, the last squawk of the Middle East hawks, is at once maddening and hopeful</p><p>From the moment the United States and Israel attacked Iran, the news seemed incongruous with the year 2026. A war to kill the Ayatollah and overthrow the government – this was the fantasy of neoconservatives after September 11, before today’s college students were born. Hadn’t every president since, Donald Trump most boisterously of all, repudiated regime-change wars
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