On Foreign Policy, Rivals Differing in Style but Often Similar in Substance

WASHINGTON — Representative Paul D. Ryan set out Thursday to turn what the White House considers one of President Obama’s strongest assets into a liability, asserting that his administration’s foreign policy was “unraveling.” But from Libya and Iran to Afghanistan and Syria, Mr. Ryan offered proposals that differed from those of Mr. Obama in nuance rather than substance. - On Foreign Policy, Rivals Differing in Style but Often Similar in Substance
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