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Texas Politics | Commentary Is there a dime's worth of difference between Romney and Obama on foreign policy? October 8, 2012 | Joe Barnes toggle sidebar Toggle Sidebar Table of Contents Author(s) Joe Barnes Bonner Means Baker Fellow Share this Publication Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Print This Publication In an Austin American-Statesman commentary, Bonner Means Baker fellow Joe Barnes questions whether the foreign policies of a second-term President Barack Obama and a first-term President Mitt Romney would differ in any significant way. Click here for more Print This Publication Share Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Related Research Texas Politics | Commentary An Unconventional GOP Primary Election and Regulating the Texas Oil & Gas Industry Read More Texas Politics | Podcast Baker Briefing: Texas Political Roundup Read More Texas Politics | Commentary Three Texas Runoff Battles in the Ongoing Democratic Party Civil War Read More Back to top
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