Andrew Roth on why the war on Iran is unpopular with the US public and what it means for Maga insiders Andrew Roth, the Guardian’s global affairs correspondent based in Washington DC, says reporting on the US and…
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Andrew Roth on why the war on Iran is unpopular with the US public and what it means for Maga insiders Andrew Roth, the Guardian’s global affairs correspondent based in Washington DC, says reporting on the US and Israeli war on Iran gives you “whiplash”. “We’re so used to going into these kinds of wars and conflicts where there’s a massive plan for what’s going to happen six weeks from now, six months from now,” he tells Michael Safi. Continue reading...
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