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Originally posted by seabag
Originally posted by GLontra
Maybe what is happening in the Middle East is "a little help" from Israel's Mossad to Mitt Romney...
Originally posted by loam
reply to post by GLontra
Originally posted by GLontra
Maybe what is happening in the Middle East is "a little help" from Israel's Mossad to Mitt Romney...
Doubtful, as the economy is Mitt's best path to the White House.
Foreign policy shift's focus back to the incumbent who would logically have an advantage here.
It's Obama's to lose on this issue, imo.
Originally posted by mikellmikell
I rhink it's time to go back to old white men in charge.
Originally posted by GLontra
Mitt Romney already promissed TOTAL LOYALTY to Israel...
Originally posted by JIMC5499
I saw the bombing of Libya in 86 from the good seats.
Originally posted by lacrimaererum
Can you please provide some proof why you believe Mitt Romney is responsible for the death of the Ambassador in Libya.
If you cannot provide evidence to back up this ridiculous statement you made in the thread title I suggest you change the title.
Originally posted by GLontra
This argument of "keeping the focus away from the economy" doesn't make ANY sense.
Originally posted by loam
reply to post by GLontra
Originally posted by GLontra
This argument of "keeping the focus away from the economy" doesn't make ANY sense.
Mitt's advantage is the argument HE is better for the economy. He has no substantial international experience to draw a significant positive distinction between himself and Obama on this subject. Moreover, in terms of substance, the two men are nearly on the same page in foreign policy, despite what the media and pundits would have you otherwise believe.
If over the next two months we are embroiled in an international nightmare with the Middle East, Mitt loses precious time to play to his strength.
Originally posted by loam
Mitt's advantage is the argument HE is better for the economy. He has no substantial international experience to draw a significant positive distinction between himself and Obama on this subject.