Thomas Friedman, Barack Obama, and the Longstanding Tumult in Syria

Thomas Friedman, Barack Obama, and the Longstanding Tumult in Syria
(Reuters/Omar Sanadiki)

“Had Obama intervened strongly enough in 2013, Syria could have been his Bosnia, a long-running humanitarian disaster that a U.S. president halted after initially dragging his feet.”

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