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February 28, 2015
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CPAC #14: MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough

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National Review's Charles C.W. Cooke talks to MSNBC's Joe Scarborough about the scene at CPAC and his views on the 2016 race.

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•Charles C. W. Cooke•James Lileks•Steve Hayward

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    The angst about whether Republican candidates - Governors - are weak on foreign policy knowledge...seriously? After Obama? A 2/3 term rookie Senator?

    Running against Hillary? Strong on knowledge (?) disastrous on decision-making.

    Then before there was Bush, a Governor, Clinton, a Governor, Bush VP (exception) Reagan, a Governor and Carter, a Governor.

    What the heck are these people talking about?

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    Franco (View Comment):

    The angst about whether Republican candidates - Governors – are weak on foreign policy knowledge…seriously? After Obama? A 2/3 term rookie Senator?

    Running against Hillary? Strong on knowledge (?) disastrous on decision-making.

    Then before there was Bush, a Governor, Clinton, a Governor, Bush VP (exception) Reagan, a Governor and Carter, a Governor.

    What the heck are these people talking about?

    The same tired bromides which get repeated every election season.

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