Ron Paul's Foreign Policy Dies in Iowa
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Ron Paul's foreign policy views were roundly repudiated by Iowa Republicans on Tuesday — 79 to 21, by the vote percentages.
Ron Paul's foreign policy views were roundly repudiated by Iowa Republicans on Tuesday — 79 to 21, by the vote percentages.
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