Expanded list of responses to leaders, pundits, and other media

PREFACE: This list expands on the selection at Critical responses to leaders and pundits. The first grouping is leaders, the second grouping is pundits, and the third grouping is other media, a catch-all. The list is in reverse chronological order.

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Comments on Joe Lieberman's "20 years on, it’s clear our collective memory of the Iraq War is simply wrong"

Clarification of the Iraq issue in Congressional Research Service report "Declarations of War and Authorizations for the Use of Military Force: Historical Background and Legal Implications" (Jennifer Elsea, Matthew Weed)

Critical response to The U.S. Army in the Iraq War study (2019)

Criticism of Prime Minister Blair's response to the Chilcot report

Criticisms and suggestions for "International Law and the War in Iraq" (John Yoo, 2003)

Rebuttal of Prime Minister Brown's memoir argument against Operation Iraqi Freedom

Decision Points suggests President Bush has not read key fact findings on Iraq carefully

Rebuke of and advice to Charles Duelfer

Comments critical of presidential candidates Trump, Clinton, and McMullin's positions on OIF

Regarding Secretary of State Powell's speech at the UN Security Council on February 5, 2003

Recommendation to Hillary Clinton on how to talk about her Iraq vote

How Republicans should talk about the Iraq issue

Closer reading of Nobel speech: Obama redefined "just war" and justified Iraq intervention

Senator Kerry insults the American soldier.

Review of the American Enterprise Institute's "The Iraq War Series 20 Years Later"

Correction of Richard Haass's "Revisiting America’s War of Choice in Iraq"

Review of Washington Examiner symposium "What is the most important lesson of the Iraq War?"

Critique of Tara Copp and Lolita Baldor's "Why US troops remain in Iraq 20 years after ‘shock and awe’"

20th anniversary of OIF is an opportunity to set the record straight (Joe Lieberman, Mark Wright)

Clarification of the Iraq issue in Jeffrey Meiser's "Introducing Liberalism in International Relations Theory"

Reaction to Douglas Feith's Wikipedia profile regarding Iraq

Graham Allison and Amos Yadlin are misleading and offensive to equate Ukraine and US to Saddamists and Putin

Critique of the Iraq-related portions of Miller Center's revised "George W. Bush: Foreign Affairs" (Sheila Blackford)

In praise of Helen Fein and Milton Leitenberg for Institute for the Study of Genocide Newsletter #28, Spring 2002

Critique of Matt Latimer's "The Don Rumsfeld the Obituaries Won’t Write About"

Comment on Samuel Helfont's "The Gulf War’s Afterlife: Dilemmas, Missed Opportunities, and the Post-Cold War Order Undone"

Comment on Brian Dunn's "What Shall Phase IX in Iraq Look Like?"

Regarding Germany's opposition to the US on Iraq in Matthew Karnitschnig's "The end of the German-American affair"

Review of Hal Brands and Peter Feaver's "Lessons from the Iraq War"

Maseh Zarif and James Zumwalt: Here's how to begin "a difficult but necessary debate" versus the 'Forever war' slogans

Clarification of the Iraq issue in Chin-Kuei Tsui's "Framing the Threat of Rogue States: Iraq, Iran and President Clinton’s Dual-Containment Approach to Middle East Peace"

Clarification of OIF's justification contra The Conservative Sensibility of George F. Will

For David French, recommendations regarding "In Defense of the Iraq War"

Critical responses to James Fallows, Allan Lichtman, Philip Bobbitt, and Steven A. Cook

Criticism and suggestions regarding the "Iraq Syndrome" in Cathy Young's "Confessions of a Libertarian Neocon"

Critique of Christopher Hitchens's answer to Jon Stewart

Correcting the Iraq section of Miller Center's "George W. Bush: Foreign Affairs" (Gary Gregg)

Responses to substantive criticisms from The Strategy Bridge editors (Rebuke of Jordan Chandler Hirsch's "Freedom from Iraq: How the GOP Can End the War over the War")

Critique of the Iraq portion of chapter one of Anne Pierce's A Perilous Path

Critical response to John Rentoul's "Chilcot Report: Politicians"

Objection to Paul Miller's characterization of OIF as an "outlier" in American Power and Liberal Order

Augmenting William Inboden's critique of J.E. Smith's Bush biography regarding Iraq

Comments on Stephen Knott's "When Everyone Agreed About Iraq"

Explaining the grounds for Operation Iraqi Freedom to a law professor (Chibli Mallat)

Correcting Politifact's fundamental distortion of the Gulf War ceasefire enforcement

Correcting Mario Loyola: UNSCR 1441 did place the burden of proof on Iraq

Regarding pundits and David Brooks's "Saving the System"

Miscellaneous tweets

New Cheney biopic Vice is a gift opportunity to clarify the Iraq issue for the public

Moral dilemma, Lone Survivor, Torture Report

Psy the Useful Idiot

Green Zone – upsetting movie