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Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama forcefully defended their votes against paying for the Iraq war as the top Republican presidential candidates angrily accused the two of weakness on national security.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., assailed his Democratic foes for embracing "the policy of surrender," while Mitt Romney said the two showed a willingness to "abandon principle in favor of political positioning." Rudy Giuliani argued both "flip-flopped" and said: "They've gone from an anti-war position to an anti-military, anti- troops position."See the full content of this document
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Gop Candidates Bash Obama, Clinton Votes
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