Regime Change Roll Call: Who’s Next?
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Started January 29, 2026
After Venezuela, the White House has Iran, Cuba, Haiti, and Iraq in its sights. The post Regime Change Roll Call: Who’s Next? appeared first on The American Conservative
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Regime Change Roll Call: Who’s Next?
The American Conservative (United States) | Jan 29, 2026
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Jan 29, 2026
The U.S. must carefully assess the consequences of regime change in nations like Haiti and Iraq before taking action.
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Supporting regime change can promote democracy and human rights in oppressive countries like Iran and Cuba.
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Focusing on regime change distracts from addressing domestic issues and can undermine America's credibility on the global stage.
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Intervention in countries like Venezuela and Iran can be justified if it prevents regional threats and supports U.S. interests.
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Regime change often leads to instability and suffering for civilians; we should prioritize diplomacy over military interventions.
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