 AP Photo With Saturday's start of airstrikes against Libyan leader Col. Moammar Ghadafi, Mr. Obama appears to be putting into practice a foreign-policy doctrine he first sketched during the 2008 presidential campaign. TAGGED: United States, Barack Obama, Libya, Nicolas Sarkozy, UK, France, IraqRECOMMENDED ARTICLESMay 8, 2012 Zzzzzzz, HollandeDanielle Pletka & Gary Schmitt, American Enterprise Inst. |
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