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Questions that would liven up tonight’s foreign policy debate

Published October 22, 2012by Jasmin Ramsey

US foreign policy specialist Stephen Walt lists the top ten questions you won’t hear during tonight’s last presidential nominee debate. Iran will be a central focus, if not the most talked about issue, but we’re unlikely to hear serious discussion along these… Continue Reading  

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