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The history of foreign-policy realism suggests that the GOP frontrunner may be more pragmatic than his critics claim.
Advancing U.S. interests is more complicated than analyzing a profit and loss statement.
His improv foreign policy may infuriate hawks, but ultimately it lacks coherence.
France, Germany, and other European countries should take the lead in fighting ISIS.
Trying to discern contemporary U.S. grand strategy presumes a coherence that simply isn't there.
Russia's president cuts through the Beltway groupthink in explaining his country's interests.
