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2 March 2026

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Feb 8, 2012 — &
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Matt Duss and Jamie Fly debate whether the people of Iran would welcome a US military strike targeted at changing their regime.

Feb 8, 2012 — &
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Why are there so few female political journalists? Perhaps “online catcalling” plays a role. On the premiere of his eponymous show, Conor Friedersdorf and journalist Phoebe Connelly investigate.

Feb 7, 2012 — &
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Amy Sullivan and Mollie Ziegler Hemingway debate the vexed relationship between the Church and the president.

Feb 6, 2012 — &
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Glenn Loury and Harold Pollack see hypocrisy in Newt Gingrich’s attacks on President Obama and Juan Williams.

Feb 6, 2012 — &
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Should we give a despot guilty of awful crimes a “get out of jail free” card? Robert Wright and Matthew Lee consider. (Plus, Matthew denounces the United Nations’s lack of accountability.)

Feb 5, 2012 — &
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Shadi Hamid thinks the US has a moral responsibility to stop the massacre of innocents in Syria, but Gregory Gause worries about the lessons of the Iraq War.

Feb 4, 2012 — &
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John Horgan, author of the new book The End of War, challenges the idea that war is innate to human societies. (Plus, could a “peace candidate” ever win the presidency?)

Feb 3, 2012 — &
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Why are some prominent conservative pundits shilling for Romney? Bill Scher and Matt Lewis investigate.

Feb 3, 2012 — &
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Rob Farley and Heather Hurlburt explain what we talk about when we talk about war with Iran.

Feb 2, 2012 — &
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Would Romney govern as a moderate, or would he be in thrall to the conservative base? Conn Carroll and Armando Llorens consider.

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