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  Campaign Comments

  We welcome your views on the foreign policy issues in the 2008 presidential campaigns. Join the discussion and post your comments on the Candidates and the World blog, or send us an email at letters@cfr.org.

  

  

  Energy and the Environment

  Click here for video from the Dec. 3 panel of experts from CFR, the Economist, and NYU's Stern School of Business, on the role of environmental policy in the 2008 presidential campaign.

  

  

  Prosperity or Protectionism?

  Click here to see video from the Nov. 12 panel of experts from CFR, the Economist, and NYU's Stern School of Business, on why a wary U.S. public has made trade a hot-button issue in the presidential campaign.

  

  

  Charlie Rose: Candidate Interviews

  • Interview with John Edwards
  • Interview with Mike Huckabee
  • Interview with John McCain
  • Interview with Fred Thompson

  

  

  Campaign Essays from Foreign Affairs

  • Hillary Rodham Clinton: Security and Opportunity for the Twenty-first Century
  • Barack Obama: Renewing American Leadership

  • John McCain: An Enduring Piece Built on Freedom

  

  

  Candidates at CFR

  • John Edwards on Defense
  • Hillary Clinton on Security
  • John McCain on Iraq
  • Barack Obama on WMD
  • Chris Dodd's World View
  • Rudy Giuliani on Terrorism
  • Interview: Tom Tancredo
  • Joseph Biden on Iraq

  

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