Author: Andrew Kohut
March 13, 2008
Pew's Andrew Kohut looks at public opinion polls on foreign policy issues, including Iraq, treatment of detainees, and free trade. Each candidate will attempt to show "that the opposition’s way of thinking about foreign policy is out of touch with a moderate point of view," Kohut writes.
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