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Bush was very explicit when he declared war on Iraq, claiming that the nation posed a threat to the entire globe.  Obama, though, has made it clear that his goal is to bring an end to the Iraq War.

What was the foreign policy of President Bush?

The Bush Doctrine, which Bush established, stated that the United States will carry out a program of preemptive military strikes against countries believed to be harboring or supporting a terrorist organization hostile to the United States.

  1. Tensions in all areas characterized the Bush presidency. Obama has not encountered any significant foreign policy challenges in the early months of his office.
  2. Obama's goal in Iraq is to put an end to the conflict and concentrate on the problems that the nation is facing. Bush followed a strategy of sending more soldiers to Iraq.
  3. Bush's foreign policy has never seen anything like Obama's gesture of extending a hand to Muslims.

Both the Bush and Obama administrations have vowed to pursue an international strategy that protects Americans.

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