Assassinating the Syrian strongman would set a worrisome precedent and violate a U.S. executive order, but given how far we appear willing to go in prioritizing American security interests, it doesn’t seem very radical.
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Assassinating the Syrian strongman would set a worrisome precedent and violate a U.S. executive order, but given how far we appear willing to go in prioritizing American security interests, it doesn’t seem very radical.
