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Paging the NBC psychologist: David Gregory asks if Bush/Blair are responsible for radicalizing terrorists Check me if my memory is off, but the 9/11 attacks happened before U.S., U.K. and others went into Iraq, right? Please click here to read the rest

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Heritage: Cruz: Kerry should resign over comments on Israel

Washington Examiner: The problem with Barack Obama's foreign policy is Barack Obama

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