When it came to the issue of foreign policy, there was something odd about the 2008 Republican presidential debates. Most of the talk was about the war in Iraq, but there wasn’t much to debate because most of the candidates agreed with each other about what U.S. policy should be. (They favored the surge of troops that ultimately rescued a failing war effort).
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