Washington Wasn’t Always So Afraid of the Term ‘Regime Change’
Iranian protesters cry foul as administration officials bend over backwards to avoid any appearance of wanting the mullahs to be overthrown.

There was a time when America was willing to stir things up abroad in working to promote liberty and U.S. interests, but that was before the term “regime change” became unspeakable among Washington’s foreign policy mavens.
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