War in Iraq
Many people in the United States disagree on whether the U.S. should go to war with Iraq. On October 7, 2002, President Bush delivered a speech in Cincinnati, OH, presenting his opinions on the situation in Iraq. Mark Strauss and Thomas Friedman both composed articles opposing Bush’s stance on Iraq. Strauss’ article, entitled “Attacking Iraq. (Think Again.),” challenged Bush’s stance on weapons inspectors and his feelings on Saddam Hussein. Friedman’s article, entitled “Laying groundwork for a new Iraq requires allies, UN Support,” challenges Bush’s stance on weather or not the United States has allies if it decides to attack Iraq. Bush, Strauss, and Friedman are very opinionated about the situation in Iraq. Weapons inspectors, Saddam Hussein, and possible allies are three topics of argument in the United States right now and are touched on by Bush, Strauss, and Friedman. In 1991, in order to end the Persian Gulf War, Iraq agreed to stop the production of weapons of mass destruction, destroy all pre-existing weapons of mass destruction and remove all support from terrorist organizations. The Iraqi regime has not complied with the 1991 agreement and is making more chemical and biological weapons. In Bush’s speech, and St
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Approximate Word count = 1432
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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