talk about how there’s no difference between the parties. Kerry’s most hawkish stance during the Democratic Convention was that he wouldn’t hesitate to respond with force after terrorists attacked us. Both McCain and Giulliani have spoken passionately in favor of the Bush Doctrine and preemptive force generally. John Kerry’s priority is mending alliances and Bush’s is to stamp out global terrorism abroad so that we don’t have to respond to attacks on the homeland.

About the Author
Jonah Goldberg is a National Review contributing editor.
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