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What If Washington is NOT Broken?

On the largest and most potentially controversial issues of foreign policy, Democrats and Republicans are more aligned than ever in recent memory.

published by
CBS News
 on March 5, 2010

Source: CBS News

Despite partisan debate over domestic issues, Democrats and Republicans are more aligned on the big issues of foreign policy than ever in recent memory. Wars are expensive and potentially controversial, Kagan says, but the administration and the Republicans are on the same page on Iraq and Afghanistan. Even on the subject of how to prevent a nuclear Iran, initially a contentious issue, the administration is moving away from engagement and toward sanctions.

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