Do you think that the U.S. foreign policy should be based on ideals or self-interest? Any information would be appreciated, and thank you and god bless all.
Asked Mar 14, 2011
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Foreign Policy.
Democratic governments get their power from the people. They shouldn't ignore ideals whenever possible but the primary tenent of a represenative government is based on the interests of the people it represents. That goes double on election day. :-)
Answered Mar 14, 2011
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Im so srry rob for not saying ty earlier, but anyway thks very much
for ur help yet again.
for ur help yet again.
cloud1012005 Mar 24, 2011
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