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Kimberly Kagan heads the Institute for the Study of War, and often writes articles cheerleading the US war in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan<ref>Kelley B. Vlahos, , AntiWar.com, 29 September 2009.</ref>. Her husband is ], a neocon based at the AEI. Kimberly Kagan heads the Institute for the Study of War, and often writes articles cheerleading the US war in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Kelley Vlahos comments on Kagan:
:But one click onto the organization’s Web site and it becomes clear that the institute is all about pushing a specific doctrine, not "enhancing the quality of policy debates." It is riddled with op-eds that Kagan wrote to force the administration’s hand, to challenge its mettle for the fight – the exact same language and tone used to egg on skeptical fence-sitters in Congress during the Bush years and to embarrass Democrats in various political campaigns over the last eight years.<ref>Kelley B. Vlahos, , AntiWar.com, 29 September 2009.</ref>.

Her husband is ], a neocon based at the AEI.
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Kimberly Kagan heads the Institute for the Study of War, and often writes articles cheerleading the US war in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Kelley Vlahos comments on Kagan:

But one click onto the organization’s Web site and it becomes clear that the institute is all about pushing a specific doctrine, not "enhancing the quality of policy debates." It is riddled with op-eds that Kagan wrote to force the administration’s hand, to challenge its mettle for the fight – the exact same language and tone used to egg on skeptical fence-sitters in Congress during the Bush years and to embarrass Democrats in various political campaigns over the last eight years..

Her husband is Frederick Kagan, a neocon based at the AEI.

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  1. Kelley B. Vlahos, The Two Faces of Kimberly Kagan, AntiWar.com, 29 September 2009.