No More Anti-War Liberals?

摘要

During the post-World War Ⅱ period, opposition to U.S. militarism and involvement in dubious military conflicts usually has been stronger on the political left than the right. Left-wing, anti-war sentiment reached its peak during the Vietnam War, when groups opposed to that conflict sometimes could mobilize tens of thousands of demonstrators. Opposition to subsequent U.S. military crusades was less robust but, even as late as the Iraqi War, there were sizable anti-war demonstrations in the streets.