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War in Iraq |
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Iraqi reconstruction |
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Pre-emption
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Afghanistan |
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Middle East |
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Opposes war, especially Bush's approach |
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Supports internationalization, using Iraq funds domestically |
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Calls pre-emption wrong; supports more-inclusive diplomacy |
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Stresses need to beat al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden |
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No public stand, but supports greater use of diplomacy |
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Slams unilateralism, poor planning; empower Iraqis, other nations |
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Invest time, resources so reconstruction, reform succeeds |
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Reserve right to strike, but military action always last resort |
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Resolve "unfinished business" militarily, economically |
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Enhance role of Egypt, Jordan, other neighboring nations in talks |
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Opposed U.S.-led war from the outset |
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Increase international cooperation, role in Iraq |
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End President Bush's "first strike" policy |
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Backed invasion; calls for more resources, troops |
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Become more fully engaged with Israelis, Palestinians |
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Supported the war |
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Wants other countries, institutions to join reconstruction |
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Military force should be last resort, not first |
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Int'l peacekeeping force must be expanded in size, scope |
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U.S. must help Middle East nations move toward democracy |
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Supported war, but believes Bush wrong for skirting U.N. |
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Seek U.N., NATO assistance securing Iraq peace, stability |
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Opposes pre-emption; for securing dangerous materials worldwide |
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Backed war against Taliban; says U.S. must follow through |
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Supports economic, military aid to, solidarity with Israel |
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Opposed war, saying it took attention from war on terror |
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Would boost international role, institute Iraqi-led rule |
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Favors pre-emptive strikes on terrorism-related targets |
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Would focus attention, resources on al Qaeda in Afghanistan |
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Would target Hamas, Hezbollah and, by connection, Syria |
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Supported the war; later said Bush misled nation |
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Involve other nations more in Iraqi rebuilding, security |
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Denounces threat of pre-emption; would seek global consensus |
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Boost international efforts to secure peace, beat al Qaeda |
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Improve social, economic, political conditions in region |
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Opposed U.S.-led war from the outset |
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Turn over control of Iraq rebuilding effort to the U.N. |
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Rejects President Bush's "first strike" doctrine |
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Opposed war in Afghanistan |
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Emphasizes Palestinians right to self-determination |
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Supported the war, helped write resolution authorizing |
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Supports International Security Force in Iraq |
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For pre-empting terrorists, coercing supporting governments |
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For continued involvement, with allies, in Afghanistan |
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Advocates more pressure on Palestinians to renounce terrorism |
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Opposed U.S.-led war |
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Favors multinational strategy via the U.N. |
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Opposes the doctrine; calls it un-American |
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No public position available |
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Would create "real relationship" with allies in Arab world |
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Authorized war to oust Saddam Hussein regime |
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Initially opposed U.N. involvement; now warming to idea |
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Announced new policy of pre-emption in June 2002 |
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More than $1 billion proposed for reconstruction |
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Co-sponsored "Road map" plan for peace process |
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War in Iraq |
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Iraqi reconstruction |
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