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Republican Voters Don’t Have An Appetite For Neoconservatism, And Mike Pompeo’s Failed Presidential Aspirations Proves It

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Apr 18, 2023

Republican Voters Don’t Have An Appetite For Neoconservatism, And Mike Pompeo’s Failed Presidential Aspirations Proves It

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo giving an interview on Fox NewsMike Pompeo’s failed presidential aspirations reveal a waning appetite among Republican voters for neocon-style foreign policy.

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