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The Iran-Contra Affair
The tangled U.S. foreign-policy scandal known as the Iran-contra
affair came to light in November 1986 when President Ronald Reagan said yes
to reports that the United States had secretly sold arms to Iran. He said
that the goal was to improve relations with Iran, not to get releases of
U.S. hostages held in the Middle East by terrorists (although he later
agreed that the arrangement had in fact turned into an arms-for-hostages
swap). People spoke out against dealings with the hostile Iranian
government all over the place. Later in November, Att. Gen. Edwin Meese
discov ....
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