Why was President Bush unable to reconstruct the coalition of the first Gulf War to support his goal of removing Saddam Hussein from power in 2003?

A. Other nations believed that Saddam Hussein had become a more responsible ruler.

B. Other nations were not convinced that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction or had aided terrorists.

C. President Bush refused to go to the U. N. for authorization to invade Iraq.

D. Other nations claimed that Iraq's military was set to revolt against Saddam Hussein.

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Kameron Garcia

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4 March, 15:01

Why was President Bush unable to reconstruct the coalition of the first Gulf War to support his goal of removing Saddam Hussein from power in 2003?

A. Other nations believed that Saddam Hussein had become a more responsible ruler.

B. Other nations were not convinced that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction or had aided terrorists.

C. President Bush refused to go to the U. N. for authorization to invade Iraq.

D. Other nations claimed that Iraq's military was set to revolt against Saddam Hussein.

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Nico Gallegos · Answer 1

President Bush refused to go to the U. N. for authorization to invade Iraq was main reason why President Bush was unable to reconstruct the coalition of the first Gulf War to support his goal of removing Saddam Hussein from power in 2003