Bush's foreign policy decisions are still debated from "summary" of The Promise by Jonathan Alter
The debate over Bush's foreign policy decisions continues to stir discussions among policymakers, historians, and the public alike. Many still question the rationale behind the invasion of Iraq and the handling of the aftermath. The decision to go to war in Iraq was a defining moment in Bush's presidency, with supporters arguing it was a necessary move to combat terrorism, while critics point to the lack of evidence of weapons of mass destruction. The complexities of the Middle East and the aftermath of the Iraq war have left a lasting impact on American foreign policy. The rise of ISIS, the ongoing conflict in Syria, and the spread of terrorism have fueled discussions on whether Bush's decisions ultimately destabilized the region. The repercussions of these decisions continue to shape international relations, influencing how the US engages with the Middle East and oth...
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