On the recordJune 29, 2008
At this point with George W. Bush as unpopular as he is, to argue a case for continuity in foreign policy does not seem to be a big election winner.
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transcripts.cnn.comAt this point with George W. Bush as unpopular as he is, to argue a case for continuity in foreign policy does not seem to be a big election winner.
David Gergen comments on the political challenges facing George W. Bush regarding foreign policy amidst his unpopularity.
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