McCain tiraillé entre pragmatisme et idéologie (NYT)
But now one component of the fractious Republican Party foreign policy establishment — the so-called pragmatists, some of whom have come to view the Iraq war or its execution as a mistake — is expressing concern that Mr. McCain might be coming under increased influence from a competing camp, the neoconservatives, whose thinking dominated President Bush’s first term and played a pivotal role in building the case for war.
2 Camps Trying to Influence McCain on Foreign Policy By Elisabeth Bumiller And Larry Rohter
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