Barack Obama has picked a hawkish foreign policy team that some on the Right say will be, more or less, a continuation of George W. Bush’s foreign policy.
Among his choices, the President-elect named Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State; retired Marine Gen. James Jones for national security adviser; and perhaps most startling of all, Bush’s Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
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Lawrence Korb, an adviser to Obama during the campaign, and Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies give their opinions about what Obama's selections signify.
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