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Hawkish Republican candidates don’t mince words on radical Islam

While some Republican presidential candidates have been quick to declare a war on radical Islam, there has been little focus on the causes behind its rise.

Republican U.S. presidential candidate U.S. Senator Marco Rubio speaks as former Governor Jeb Bush (L), businessman Donald Trump (2nd R) and Dr. Ben Carson (R) listen at the 2016 U.S. Republican presidential candidates debate held by CNBC in Boulder, Colorado, October 28, 2015. REUTERS/Rick Wilking  - RTX1TPZI
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio speaks as former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (L), businessman Donald Trump (2nd R) and Dr. Ben Carson (R) listen at the Republican presidential candidates' debate held by CNBC in Boulder, Colorado, Oct. 28, 2015. — REUTERS/Rick Wilking

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