By Steve Holland
WASHINGTON, April 20 (Reuters) – Republican Jeb Bush will visit three U.S. allies, Germany, Poland and Estonia, in early June to get a first-hand view of European economic and security challenges as he explores a run for his party’s presidential nomination in 2016, a Bush aide said on Monday.
Foreign policy has been growing in importance in the battle to determine President Barack Obama’s successor, with Republicans questioning Obama’s handling of the threat from Islamic State and Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
Bush’s visit will give him a chance to lay out his differences with Obama, a Democrat, particularly when it …read more
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