New conventional wisdom has emerged about the 2012 presidential race: President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, The New York Times recently explained, aren’t all that far apart in how they see the world or frame U.S. foreign policy strategies.
But this is a wrongheaded view of the choice voters face in November. Obama and Romney's prescriptions for U.S. foreign policy diverge substantially on several key issues that involve crucial choices for the nation.
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