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The decision to enter/exit a war seems like its always top-down decision. Has a war ever ended because the soldiers decided it was over?

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Is there any evidence that the American founding fathers were motivated more by private interest than the the liberty/freedom of all in their opposition to the monarchy?

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Is George Bush the only President to fund a war without raising taxes?

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Is there any evidence that the American founding fathers were motivated more by private interest than the the liberty/freedom of all in their opposition to the monarchy

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The decision to enter/exit a war seems like its always top-down decision. Has a war ever ended because the soldiers decided it was over?	69
Is there any evidence that the American founding fathers were motivated more by private interest than the the liberty/freedom of all in their opposition to the monarchy?	3
Is George Bush the only President to fund a war without raising taxes?	1
Is there any evidence that the American founding fathers were motivated more by private interest than the the liberty/freedom of all in their opposition to the monarchy	1