March 11, 2010

Resetting America's Reset Foreign Policy

Victor Davis Hanson, National Review

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Obama’s old foreign policy wasn’t working; thank goodness he’s hitting the reset button.

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TAGGED: Iraq, Pakistan, Barack Obama, Israel, Afghanistan, Venezuela, Iran, Palestine

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