Global Journalist: The war on Iraq following Bush's Republican Party midterm win

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Loory, Stuart H.
 Sarabani, Faris
 Zoe;emzoger, Michael
 Guerra, Hugo

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2002

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United States midterm election, elections, George W. Bush, Republican Party, House of Representatives, Senate, Congress, Guardian, London, Yemen, Yemen Observer, Tokyo, Knight Ridder Newspapers, Lima, Peru, El Comercio, Tony Blair, Iraq, Japanese military, Abu Ali al-Harithi, Al Qaeda, Iraqi army, chemical weapons, biological weapons, North Korea nuclear program, Saddam Hussein, Bush administration

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In this interview from November 7, 2002, Stuart Loory and journalists from around the globe discuss the recent victory of President George W. Bush's Republican Party in the midterm elections and its implications for the war against Iraq. Guests describe how the leaders and people of the U.K., Yemen, Japan and Peru view the Republican victory. They also talk about the weaknesses of the Iraqi army and how the Americans have been involved in the Middle East.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10355/76361

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