Statements about Foreign Policy
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.
Says Obama "refuses to recognize Jerusalem" as the capital of Israel.
President Ronald Reagan sent troops into conflict "only in one circumstance, which was in Grenada … We were in a peacekeeping setting in Lebanon."
Says Romney had the uniforms for the 2002 Winter Olympic games made in Burma.
"Thousands (in China) owe their jobs to Mitt Romney's companies."
"For his first interview as president, Barack Obama chose Arab TV for an apology."
Ronald Reagan’s philosophy of "peace through strength" is why "the Iranians released the hostages on the same day and at the same hour that Reagan was sworn in."
"Under President Obama, U.S. security funding for Israel is at an all-time high."
"This president ... could have gotten crippling sanctions against Iran. He did not."
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