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The post-9/11 wars changed politics. Not everyone who served agrees how.

Summary by The Washington Post
Interviews with two veterans in Congress highlight how the terrorist attacks that sparked wars in Iraq and Afghanistan changed the nation’s politics but did not leave its leaders with monolithic views.

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The post-9/11 wars changed politics. Not everyone who served agrees how.

Interviews with two veterans in Congress highlight how the terrorist attacks that sparked wars in Iraq and Afghanistan changed the nation’s politics but did not leave its leaders with monolithic views.

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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