Power, Policy, and Personal Costs

This chapter examines the intriguing dynamics of the Iran-Contra scandal through the reflections of a key figure, particularly their feelings of responsibility and remorse. It highlights the intricate foreign policy decisions made during the 1980s, such as the strategic dealings with Iran amidst regional instability, and showcases personal stories of those affected by these geopolitical conflicts. The narrative underscores the emotional and ethical complexities faced by policymakers and families entangled in the spirals of U.S. foreign interventions.