Chris Toensing

Executive Director of the Middle East Research and Information Project

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Executive Director of the Middle East Research and Information Project, a progressive nonprofit group that aims to educate people about Middle-East affairs, and editor of its Middle East Report

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All ten members of the bipartisan panel say Iraq is sliding toward chaos, but that all is not lost.

Iraq Study Group Releases Report

All ten members of the bipartisan panel say Iraq is sliding toward chaos, but that all is not lost.

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