Obama’s ties to Lugar give Republican support on foreign policy

In his early days as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Barack Obama would dutifully sit through hours-long hearings while more senior members left, an act of deference to the chairman, Sen. Richard Lugar, a Republican from Indiana. “Frequently, Barack Obama and I were the only two people left at the table,” Lugar said ...

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Obama’s ties to Lugar give Republican support on foreign policy

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