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Now that midterm elections are over, the Obama Administration is turning its attention to foreign policy, where President Obama is less constrained by Congress. He won’t have a free hand â€" already, Republicans are opposing the New START treaty and are likely to push back on troop withdrawals from Afghanistan and the foreign ops budget. On Sudan, which is experiencing one of the most perilous moments in its history, Republicans and Democrats have an opportunity to work together to re-balance and bolster President Obama’s carrots-and-sticks strategy.

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