Mitt Romney’s Shallow Attempt at Tackling Foreign Policy in Citadel Speech

Mitt Romney’s big foreign policy speech was shallow and pandered to the GOP base.

It practically goes without saying that Mitt Romney’s big foreign-policy speech at the Citadel Friday was shallow and hollow and would—if its precepts were followed—result in exactly the kind of weakened America he accuses President Obama of having created (on purpose, of course, being Muslim and all, although Romney doesn’t come out and say that). The text isn’t really a policy document at all. It’s a political document, aimed at pleasing three constituencies: the war caucus, some Pentagon procurement people, and maybe especially the Israel lobby.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mitt-romneys-shallow-attempt-at-tackling-foreign-policy-in-citadel-speech

2 Peas in a POD! Fake smiles the both of them -No-name and McRomneyCain

>>4560640

Romney's wife feels Hillary's Pain

Resembles No-name's wife and her work involves lots of children!

Charitable work (Ann Romney)

Ann Romney has been involved in a number of children's charities, including having been a director of the inner city-oriented Best Friends, which seeks to assist inner-city adolescent girls.[10][30] She advocated a celibacy-based approach to the prevention of teen pregnancy.[32] She worked extensively with the Ten Point Coalition in Boston and with other groups that promoted better safety and opportunities for urban youths.[44]

She was an honorary board member of Families First, a parent education program in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She was a volunteer instructor of middle-school girls at the multicultural Mother Caroline Academy in Boston.

She has said her interest in helping underprivileged children dates back to when she and her five boys saw a vehicle carrying a group of boys to a Massachusetts Department of Youth Services detention center. She began volunteering for the United Way of Massachusetts Bay soon after that, and by 2002 was serving as one of that organization's board members. She was on the Faith in Action Committee for the United Way, working with local religious establishments to assist at-risk children[30] and helping to found United Way Faith and Action.[44] Earlier, by 1996, she was a member of the Massachusetts Advisory Board of Stand for Children.[47]

During the 2002 Winter Olympics effort, she co-chaired the Olympic Aid charity, which provides athletic activities and programs for children in war-torn regions.

>>4560700

he could have ended with "huh?"

As in: Let's make a deal, what do you say?