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    U.S. election: Your global views

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    Mitt Romney's Foreign Policy: Arm Syrian Rebels and Increase Military Industrial Complex Welfare

    By EWillies1961  |  Posted October 8, 2012  |  Kingwood, Texas
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     EWillies1961, an Obama supporter, told me, 'I was relieved that as for policy he displayed caution similar to that of the president. Where he differs while many consider it minor I beg to differ. Supplying arms to the Syrian rebels is equivalent to what we did in Afghanistan to help them fight the Russians. Our own weapons were eventually used against our own interests.'
    - hhanks, CNN iReport producer

    Mitt Romney's foreign policy speech was a rhetorical fail. That said he is willing to blow up our budget to build ships we do not need as opposed to invest in American infrastructure and education. It is evident the ship building was a pander to the military industrial complex in Virginia.

     

     

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