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Article: Complex interests
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- Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
- Article date:
- February 14, 2008
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If Sen. John McCain is the Republican nominee, people would do
well to recall former President Eisenhower's warning about the
dangers of the military-industrial complex, because no one
represents those interests more than Sen. McCain.
That complex is vastly larger now, and so is the unwarranted
influence in the corridors of power that Eisenhower warned about.
Nearly one third of the proposed $3 trillion budget is for military
spending, while major social cuts are planned, especially in health
care.
And it is preposterous to argue that conflict does not serve the
interests of the military-industrial complex, or that the complex
does not decisively influence foreign policy disasters, such as ...
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