Bush, George H.W. Bush, Reagan, Nixon and Ford administrations, lauded the president for pursuing a "strong foreign and national security policy in ... Department and Under Secretary General ...

Nevertheless, Reagan’s legacy is as relevant as ever. In a far more dangerous world, he practiced a foreign policy of prudence ... In contrast to George W. Bush, Reagan refused to double ...

In that way, the group’s formation symbolizes how Bush’s search for new approaches to safeguard America has triggered a backlash among the centrist foreign policy establishment. It also ...

If nothing else, Mr. Bush's rhetoric about foreign policy is ringingly Reaganesque. It's no accident that Bush's phrase "axis of evil" echoes Mr. Reagan's ... another nation under Soviet control ...

Rand Beers left W.’s White House after serving under Reagan and Bush I, and he is now running foreign policy operations for John Kerry’s presidential campaign. Richard Clarke, is one of the ...

Its a normal foreign policy right now ... for engaging then-Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. "Bush -- like Truman and Reagan -- is under attack from the left and the right," he said.

President Bush and many of his advisers revel in comparing his administration's approach to foreign policy to that of President Reagan. For example, his referring to Iran, Iraq and North Korea as ...

Paul Wolfowitz, who is advising former Florida Governor Jeb Bush as a foreign-policy expert ... Bush advisers' ties to former President Ronald Reagan. In an interview airing Sunday on CNN's ...

There was a man missing from Jeb Bush’s foreign policy speech Tuesday night at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library ... accounting of how the future under Jeb would be better.

But when it comes to foreign policy, Ronald Reagan is his true father ... to Kissinger's detente policies. Under that pressure, the CIA director -- Bush senior -- appointed an outside group ...

Under Bush’s ... stranded by a foreign policy crisis. We don’t know what executive action Obama will take. But we can say with certainty that presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.