Romney Slams Obama Foreign Policy, Says U.S. Needs Strong Military
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The Hill – Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Thursday attacked President Obama over conflicts in Ukraine, Gaza, Syria and Iraq, and called for a strong, well-funded U.S. military.
Obama’s belief that “things are much less dangerous now” than in previous years laid the foundation for “the most ludicrous excuse for shrinking our military,” Romney wrote in a Washington Post op-ed.
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