http://blogs.cfr.org/lindsay/2011/05...#comment-16905
also:That traditional approach may get tested tonight. First, two of the six candidates—Paul and Johnson—are committed non-interventionists. With the headliners sitting on the sidelines, they should get the chance to make their argument that it is time for America to do less overseas. That in itself might pull the other candidates away from a full-throated internationalism.
so there he's basically saying any GOP candidate, not just the non-mainstream GJ & RP, are open to the "isolationist" policy. So I don't see this as an attack on RP/GJThe ground work has been laid domestically for a mainstream Republican candidate—and neither Paul nor Johnson are in the mainstream—to try to reclaim an older Republican tradition of preferring an America that is less engaged in the world (or, if you prefer, more isolationist).
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