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In June 2005 Secretary of State Rice met with opposition figures in a shabby conference room in Cairo during the three decade long rule of Mubarak in Egypt. Gerson describes ths meeting and the efforts during this period to bring about a democratic transition in Egypt. He says foreign policy elites did not put their faith in American ideals when dealing with developing countries.
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