Americans have always been idealists. They want their country to act for pure motives
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In Stephen Kinzer's book "Overthrow: America's Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq," he explores the historical context of American intervention in foreign nations. He underscores the paradox of American idealism, where citizens often believe their government should act solely out of noble intentions, yet the reality of political actions often contradicts these ideals. This dichotomy highlights a consistent theme in American history: the tension between the desire for moral...

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