George W. Bush’s fumbled war in Iraq has prompted no shortage of critical documentaries, but one of the most cutting is No End In Sight, which screens tonight and tomorrow night at the UWM Union Theatre. Unlike other films, which dissect Bush’s perplexing and misleading rationale for the war, this one focuses on the failed strategy behind the war, and specifically why Americans are still fighting a pricey war that seemed to have come to a quick, clean end in 2003, when Iraqis pulled down that iconic statue of Saddam Hussein.
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