"Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney called Russia "without question our number one geopolitical foe" Monday on CNN.
Romney's comments came in the context of President Barack Obama's "hot mic" moment with Russian President Dimitri Medvedev Monday after a meeting in Seoul. Obama was heard telling Medvedev he would have "more flexibility" on missile defense after the presidential election."
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"In November only 38% believed that growing tension between Russia and its neighbors was a major threat to American interests; now 53% see it that way. Notably for these polarized times, the view is shared across partisan lines: 54% of Republicans, 54% of Democrats and 52% of independents."
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Two questions:
1. Was Romney actually right?
2. If Russia pulls another "incursion" into another country, will Romney's remarks look prescient enough to make him a contender for the GOP nomination?
Romney's comments came in the context of President Barack Obama's "hot mic" moment with Russian President Dimitri Medvedev Monday after a meeting in Seoul. Obama was heard telling Medvedev he would have "more flexibility" on missile defense after the presidential election."
http://ift.tt/1CvYMjm
"In November only 38% believed that growing tension between Russia and its neighbors was a major threat to American interests; now 53% see it that way. Notably for these polarized times, the view is shared across partisan lines: 54% of Republicans, 54% of Democrats and 52% of independents."
http://ift.tt/1CvYNDY
Two questions:
1. Was Romney actually right?
2. If Russia pulls another "incursion" into another country, will Romney's remarks look prescient enough to make him a contender for the GOP nomination?
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