... ), and that he had purposefully not told Reagan in order to keep him insulated from the scandal (Cohen, 196). In summary, Poindexter had taken the fall for the President. The buck stopped at him. With this in mind, the committee felt it was finished with its investigation (Cohen, 201). The ultimate conclusion to Poindexter's testimony and the entire investigation for that ... ...

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... that the ideological differences between them and their countries were narrowing and not worth the costs of confrontation. The Iran-contra affair cost the Reagan administration. President Reagan knew the buck stopped here and he said he was chiefly responsible for the wrong doings by his aides. Because of this the Reagan administration needed to assure our allies in the Middle ... ...

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