His foreign-policy views laid out over 2 decades put him, in the words of the Washington Post, no conservative publication, near the 'fringe of the Senate'.
Ted Cruz: “His foreign-policy views laid out over 2 decades put him, in the words of the Washington Post, no conservative…”
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Cruz critiques Hagel's foreign policy as extreme compared to Senate norms.
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