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Foreign policy experience may be key in 2008 race
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AS we titillate ourselves with the possibility of a Barack Obama
presidential campaign, the one lingering question will be his
foreign policy experience. After almost a generation of being a
secondary consideration (remember, "It's the economy, stupid!"),
foreign policy has returned as a political priority for those
applying for the temporary job known as commander in-chief. And for
all of his unquestioned talents, Obama seems light on the
international relations scale.
It won't help ...
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Foreign policy experience could be key in 2008 election
Oakland Tribune
; AS we titillate ourselves with the possibility of a Barack Obama presidential campaign, the one lingering question will be his foreign policy experience. After almost a generation of being a secondary consideration (remember, "It's the economy, stupid foreign policy has returned as a political
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Foreign policy could be key in 2008
Oakland Tribune
; AS we titillate ourselves with the possibility of a Barack Obama presidential campaign, one lingering question will be his foreign policy experience. After almost a generation of being a secondary consideration, foreign policy has returned as a political priority. And for all of his talents, Obama
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Thomas Sowell: Foreign policy 'experience"
Oakland Tribune
; NOW THAT Democrats have recovered from the shock of Gov. Sarah Palin's nomination as the Republican's candidate for vice president, they have suddenly discovered that her lack of experience in general -- and foreign policy experience in particular -- is a terrible danger in someone just a heartbeat
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STATEMENT BY SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM ON MITT ROMNEY AND FOREIGN POLICY EXPERIENCE
Capitol Hill Press Releases
; ... foreign policy all their careers. But that's not how we choose a president. A president is not a foreign policy expert.`` (Fox News' ``Hannity & Colmes,`` 12/27/07) Romney: ``If Foreign Policy Experience Were The Measure For Selecting A President, We'd ...
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About that foreign-policy experience . . .
Chicago Sun-Times
; In the July 26 installment of Georgie Anne Geyer's interview with George Bush, she makes much of his foreign policy experience, contrasting it to Mike Dukakis "having virtually no foreign policy experience." She lauds the foreign policy of President Reagan despite "some foreign policy failures."
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