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Post Series: Bush at War
This series is adapted from Bob Woodward's book "Bush at War," an inside account of the Bush administration debate that led to war in Afghanistan and the decision to confront Iraq.

PART 1: Confronting Iraq
Struggle for Bush's Heart, Mind

PART 2: The First Two Months
Doubts, Debate Before Victory
CIA Led the Way With Cash

PART 3: An Expansive World View
A Course of 'Confident Action'
Iraq on His Mind

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