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To: i-node who wrote (704390)	3/15/2013 12:38:29 PM
From: bentway	Read Replies (1) of 1578933

…One of the biggest areas of internal division: foreign policy. “[Sen. Rand Paul] holds the potential to threaten two wings of a Republican national security establishment that have been warring for decades: the internationalists who held sway under the elder President George Bush and the neoconservatives who led the country to long and costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under President George W. Bush…Some Republicans are so nervous about the positions championed by Mr. Paul and his supporters that they have begun talking about organizing to beat back primary challenges from what Dan Senor, a veteran of the younger Mr. Bush's team of foreign policy advisers, described as a push to reorient the party toward a "neo-isolationist" foreign policy.” Michael D. Shear in The New York Times.

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