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Juan Cole is the Richard P. Mitchell collegiate professor of history at the University of Michigan. He is the author of "The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam: A New Translation From the Persian" and "Muhammad: Prophet of Peace Amid the Clash of Empires." His latest book (as editor) is "Peace Movements in Islam." His award-winning blog is Informed Comment.

Blowback from the GOP’s holy war

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McCain owns the Iraq war — for better or worse

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With Bhutto gone, does Bush have a Plan B?

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The GOP’s Iran option is off the table

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Why Bush’s troop surge won’t save Iraq

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Bush and Musharraf’s grand illusion

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The collapse of Bush’s foreign policy

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The Iran hawks

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Turning Ahmadinejad into public enemy No. 1

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Bush’s Napoleon complex

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The war against Iraq’s prime minister

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The poisonous rhetorical legacy of Karl Rove

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A surge of phony spin on Iraq

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Bush’s incompetence gives al-Qaida new life

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Inside the minds of killer doctors

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Surging toward disaster in Iraq

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Dick Cheney’s least favorite TV show?

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Paul Wolfowitz’s fatal weakness

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George Tenet on the staircase with the neocons

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John McCain’s Iraq problem

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Iran’s new hostage crisis

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Is the Bush surge already failing?

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The British retreat from Iraq brings peril for U.S. troops

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The danger of Bush’s anti-Iran fatwa

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