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An historical timeline of U.S. public opinion on the war with Iraq from AEI Public Opinion Studies, from the build up to war, through to the ‘surge’.
January 26, 2007
An historical timeline of U.S. public opinion on the war with Iraq from AEI Public Opinion Studies, from the build up to war, through to the ‘surge’.
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