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Would a John McCain presidency greatly depart from the Bush Administration's often disrespectful approach to international law and to international institutions? McCain has generally supported human rights treaties and international cooperation. Yet close examination reveals that on using armed force, his record does not differ that much from Bush's. Thus McCain would restore a certain amount of international respect to the United States, but would appear to keep much of American exceptionalism intact.
April 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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