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American political experts believe electoral defeats can narrow leaders’ room to make decisions about war, even when they retain their formal powers, by forcing them to confront questions of public support and the cost of conflict. As confidence in the leadership declines, the armed forces and security agencies may demand achievable objectives, documented cost estimates, and a clear plan for ending the war, while dissent within institutions gains ground. Defeat may push some leaders to take risks, but it can also strengthen institutions’ ability to restrain unilateral decisions.
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