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Who Won The Foreign Policy Debate This Week?

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Bush, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Iran, McCain, Republicans, The War On Terrorism, Video, War

Obama or McCain?

The Meet The Press roundtable tackles the subject, and while nobody breaks from their partisan affiliations, it’s a good talk.

Do note that Huckabee said Iran is indeed more dangerous, but he just doesn’t think it’s really Bush’s fault. Well, whose fault is it when we’re discussing American foreign policy? The Democrats?

In the end, Bush cornered McCain this week and made it harder for him to separate himself.

My take: Obama wins the week.


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