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There are three good reasons why, in any conservative foreign policy, that balance should not tilt over into any form of isolationism, and why nationalism should not be interpreted as requiring some form of realpolitik that abandons American idealism.
Second, Americans don't actually believe in isolationism or realpolitik.
Electoral politics should not, in sum, lead conservatives to believe that U.S. foreign policy must move further in the direction of realpolitik or isolationism than they would otherwise think best.
Just as neither restraint nor realism can be categorized as non-interventionist, neither do they argue in favor of isolationism.
Ignoring these problems has allowed conservative writers in the past to slander restraint as "isolationism," bundling together Buchanan-style non-interventionism with realist-derived approaches to foreign policy.
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