Statements about Foreign Policy
"We weren't told they wanted more security " for diplomatic facilities in Libya.
The Obama administration "called Bashar Assad a reformer when he was turning his Russian-provided guns on his own people."
Says Obama was in New York City the same day as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but went on a TV show instead of meeting with him.
"When Congress voted to condemn Iran for sentencing a Christian pastor to death, (U.S. Rep. Lois) Capps was the only member who voted no."
Says Obama adviser David Plouffe took "large piles of cash" from a joint venture partner of a company owned by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
"Seven times Obama could have stopped China's cheating. Seven times, he refused."
Says he and Mitt Romney "always said that we agree with the 2014 deadline" for leaving Afghanistan.
The Obama administration "willfully leaked the existence of STUXNET (a computer worm used against Iran), allowing our enemies to learn more of our secrets and of our operations."
The Obama administration "leaked information, deliberately or otherwise, that led to the identification of the Pakistani doctor that helped us in achieving our goals and killing bin Laden."
"Days after the (Osama bin Laden) raid, Hollywood was invited into the White House so that they could receive a briefing" that revealed intelligence sources and methods.
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