Jeb Bush may be his “own man,” as he declared Wednesday in his inaugural foreign-policy speech as a putative presidential candidate. But to hear GOP insiders describe it, the former Florida governor is pulling together his foreign-policy team with a distinctive Bush-family recipe in mind, adding a strong dash of 43 (his hawkish brother) to a sprinkling of 41 (his moderate dad), mainly to make himself more palatable to mistrustful and still-mostly-hawkish GOP primary base voters.
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