WASHINGTON — Marco Rubio staked his presidential campaign on a prediction: Global unrest, he told the Associated Press a year ago, would cause voters to place higher-than-usual weight on the foreign policy positions of presidential candidates. Rubio would run on foreign policy, and Republican primary voters would choose him as their nominee. Rubio kept his side of the bargain. On the campaign trail, the Florida senator said the U.S. should challenge Moscow by enforcing a no-fly zone in Syria and ramping up lethal aid to the Ukrainians, be ready to “take action” to halt China’s incursion into the disputed South …read more
Source: The Huffington Post
