The best foreign policy questions were never asked...

1) What is your view of the drug war in terms of its impact on our foreign policy with our geopolitical neighbors and our own nation?

2) What specific policies would you favor to deal with intellectual property theft, piracy, wikileaks, and state sponsored theft?

3) What are your views on Net Neutrality, SOPA, state sponsored censorship of the internet and the way international organizations like ICANN are handling global financial matters without any treaties or explicitly agreed authority to support their mandate.

Those issues have massive implications on our foreign policy and directly impact our economy, our relationship with friendly nations and the handling of rogue nations.

Anyone arguing about whether or not we still use horses and bayonets missed the point of Obama's comment.

He's saying the military is changing with a changing world and enemy. All of a sudden Republicans are worried about facts, when most of the time nothing but lies come out of their stupid mouth holes?


The military needs to be scalpel, not a sledgehammer.

No, I had the cash in hand about 6 months ago. With all the cuts going on because of Obama, I'm not dumb enough to buy a house I may not be able to afford in the next year or two.

The question should be...
Can anyone who is successful in life/bussiness actual say you are better of now than four years ago?

If you look at all Mitt's plan for the economy,military and cutting the debt .It doesnt work.
Also you got to think he was this super governor that did so much for his state.They would know his leadership better than anyone and he is 11 points behind Obama in that state.

Take a closer look into that state...

what cuts are you talking about? i feel i am better off and while i am not in the US, most of my business comes from businesses in the US.