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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio created quite a stir at the Munich Security Conference last week. Rubio’s speech emphasized the shared heritage, history and culture of Europe and the United States — described broadly as “Western civilization” -- and called upon the nations of Europe to defend and be proud of that heritage and to preserve it.
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Beware of Democrat’s ‘centrists’
Read moreSecretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday that stood out not for its bombast but for its clarity. In a room filled with political figures from across the Atlantic — and from both parties at home — Rubio was unmistakably the adult in the room.
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