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On March 26, McCain gave a speech on foreign policy in Los Angeles that was billed as his most comprehensive statement on the subject.

In his speech McCain proposed that the United States expel Russia from the G8, the group of advanced industrial countries.

I write this with sadness because I greatly admire John McCain, a man of intelligence, honor and enormous personal and political courage. I also agree with much of what else he said in that speech in Los Angeles. But in recent years, McCain has turned into a foreign-policy schizophrenic, alternating between neoconservative posturing and realist common sense. His speech reads like it was written by two very different people, each one given an allotment of a few paragraphs on every topic.

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Bush's bottom
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“It maybe too strong a term to say a fight is going on over John McCain’s soul,”

“But if it’s not a fight, I am convinced there is at least going to be an attempt.

You’ve got well-known realist figures as well as neo-cons,”