printThe quote is from the current column, “Desperately Seeking A Flip-Flop On Foreign Policy,” now on WND:
“‘He’s the first Nobel Peace Prize winner with a kill list.’ Excerpted from a PBS documentary, “The Choice 2012,” that is a pithy and apt adage to describe President Barack Obama’s warrior credentials.
Mitt Romney has promised that ‘there would be no daylight between the United States and Israel,’ when in fact there is little of the same between he and Obama, as far as foreign policy goes. If anything, the fact that Obama has resisted Benjamin Netanyahu’s calls to invade Iran plays in the president’s favor.
The sum of rival Romney’s foreign policy is this: Anything Obama can do, I can do deadlier.
Writing for the Los Angeles Times, Michael McGough points out the same.
Against the wishes of war-weary Americans, Romney has vowed to arm the Syrian rebels. But Obama, discreetly, is already doing in that country what he did “for” Libya: Level it and invite into it an evil even greater than The Dictator he helped oust. …
… From behind familiar parapets, the neoconservatives at the Washington Post are egging Mitt Romney on to heights of depravity which Obama, in their book, has failed to obtain. …
This president is perceived in the Middle East as hawk. Yet the WaPo would like to see him replaced by a vulture militarist.
… Having turned the political flip-flop into an art form, Romney should try to elevate it in the cause of a principle. …”
The complete column, now on WND, is “Desperately Seeking A Flip-Flop On Foreign Policy.” Read it.
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