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The New York Times@nytimes.com |
Breaking News: The reformist Masoud Pezeshkian won Iran’s presidential runoff election, reflecting discontent with hard-line policies. The special election was held after former President Ebrahim Raisi was killed in a helicopter crash in May.
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Kirk Murphy
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Sikorsky for the assist?
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Jules
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What makes you think he will reform anything?
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John Forsyth
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You forgot to tell us how this is bad for Biden
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derzeit|reisende
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Smoke and mirrors. Who they think can be fooled with this?
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Mark Hamilton
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Seems to me we’ve seen this before: election of a reformist candidate but no real change as a result.
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Prospero
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Yes. He advocates for smaller rocks to be used when stoning women. Iran sucks.
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Synthaholic
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They called Mohammad Khatami a reformist, too. In 8 years he didn't get to reform much of anything.
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Supine Jennings
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Should enjoy the victory while he can.
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Gray Phantom
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First the UK, now Iran. Hopefully, the US will follow in November. The right-wing Christofascists have to go!
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