Candidates’ Road Map to the Whitehouse
On this day of the bombing in Beirut, Watching America has a number of stories from Lebanon.
One is of particular interest: the Lebanese are watching the U.S. Presidential candidates race for the Whitehouse. This article asserts that the election will yet turn out to be about U.S. national security – as will become evident when the politicking phase at the beginning of the electoral race gives way to a more serious focus on policies as Americans come closer to the reality of having their chosen President in power.
The article makes the point (frequently understated in everyday electoral punditry) that
what happens in Iraq, Syria, Iran, Lebanon, Afghanistan and Pakistan will influence the election of the next president of the United States.
… in a manner that will be determined strongly by the positions that the candidates have taken over time on military intervention in the region – from Obama, who was against the Iraq war from the beginning and wants the U.S. out as soon as possible … to McCain who supported the surge and represents a continuation of Bush’s policy.
Check out “Candidates’ “Road Maps” to the Whitehouse” here on Watching America.com
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[...] The Moderate Voice » Domestic and international news analysis, irreverent comments, ori… wrote an interesting post today on Candidatesâ?? Road Map to the WhitehouseHere’s a quick excerpt Candidates’ Road Map to the Whitehouse By Robin Koerner On this day of the bombing in Beirut, Watching America has a number of stories from Lebanon. One is of particular interest: the Lebanese are watching the U.S. Presidential candidates race for the Whitehouse. This article asserts that the election will yet turn out to be about U.S. national security – as will become evident when the politicking phase at the beginning of the electoral race gives way to a more serious focus on polic [...]
[...] The Moderate Voice » Domestic and international news analysis, irreverent comments, ori… wrote an interesting post today on Candidatesâ?? Road Map to the WhitehouseHere’s a quick excerpt Candidates’ Road Map to the Whitehouse By Robin Koerner On this day of the bombing in Beirut, Watching America has a number of stories from Lebanon. One is of particular interest: the Lebanese are watching the U.S. Presidential candidates race for the Whitehouse. This article asserts that the election will yet turn out to be about U.S. national security – as will become evident when the politicking phase at the beginning of the electoral race gives way to a more serious focus on polic [...]
[...] The Moderate Voice » Domestic and international news analysis, irreverent comments, ori… wrote an interesting post today on Candidatesâ?? Road Map to the WhitehouseHere’s a quick excerpt Candidates’ Road Map to the Whitehouse By Robin Koerner On this day of the bombing in Beirut, Watching America has a number of stories from Lebanon. One is of particular interest: the Lebanese are watching the U.S. Presidential candidates race for the Whitehouse. This article asserts that the election will yet turn out to be about U.S. national security – as will become evident when the politicking phase at the beginning of the electoral race gives way to a more serious focus on polic [...]
[...] The Moderate Voice » Domestic and international news analysis, irreverent comments, ori… wrote an interesting post today on Candidatesâ?? Road Map to the WhitehouseHere’s a quick excerpt Candidates’ Road Map to the Whitehouse By Robin Koerner On this day of the bombing in Beirut, Watching America has a number of stories from Lebanon. One is of particular interest: the Lebanese are watching the U.S. Presidential candidates race for the Whitehouse. This article asserts that the election will yet turn out to be about U.S. national security – as will become evident when the politicking phase at the beginning of the electoral race gives way to a more serious focus on polic [...]
Dissatisfaction with Iraq (and the Congressional GOP) outweighed any security concerns in 2006. That will be true as well this year with the race for the White House (two words).