In September of 2002,President George W.Bush issued a document formally announcing that the doctrine of would guide American foreign policy in regard to the war on terror.

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The doctrine of preemption is the idea that the United States has the authority to use military force to prevent an attack from a hostile nation or terrorist group, even if the threat is not imminent. This doctrine was formally announced by President Bush in 2002 as a guiding principle for American foreign policy in the war on terror.