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==Political views==

==Political views==

Chuck Hagel known for being a [[liberal]] Republican. In December 2005, Hagel made a much-publicized statement: "I took an oath of office to the Constitution, I didn't take an oath of office to my party or my president." According to a SurveyUSA poll, Hagel has a 10% higher approval rating among Nebraska Democrats than Republicans. Together with [[Democratic Party|Democrats]] Joseph Biden and Carl Levin he proposed a non-binding resolution to the Democratic-controlled Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which rejected President Bush's policy as "not in the national interest" in a 12-9 vote. On domestic issues he is known to be more [[conservative]]. He is staunchly pro-life, supports [[2nd amendment]] rights and has a "Taxpayer's Friend" voting record. On Illegal Immigration he is more liberal and supports an amnesty guest worker program and even voted to allow illegal aliens to participate in Social Security.

Chuck Hagel is known for being a [[liberal]] Republican. In December 2005, Hagel made a much-publicized statement: "I took an oath of office to the Constitution, I didn't take an oath of office to my party or my president." According to a SurveyUSA poll, Hagel has a 10% higher approval rating among Nebraska Democrats than Republicans. Together with [[Democratic Party|Democrats]] Joseph Biden and Carl Levin he proposed a non-binding resolution to the Democratic-controlled Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which rejected President Bush's policy as "not in the national interest" in a 12-9 vote. On domestic issues he is known to be more [[conservative]]. He is staunchly pro-life, supports [[2nd amendment]] rights and has a "Taxpayer's Friend" voting record. On Illegal Immigration he is more liberal and supports an amnesty guest worker program and even voted to allow illegal aliens to participate in Social Security.

==Possible 2008 presidential candidacy==  

==Possible 2008 presidential candidacy==