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RedditThe 2008 election, more than any election in decades, will turn on questions of foreign policy and national security--from our failed occupation of Iraq to the regional ambitions of Iran and the rising power of China. And the election is not just about who wins the presidency, as important as that is. It is about who controls the agenda--what issues get discussed and how those issues are framed and debated. Despite the enormous damage its policies have done, the Bush Administration and its ideological allies and enablers continue to shape the '08 foreign policy agenda.
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