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Shankapotomus

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4. Governor Romney, is there any foreign

Reply to yurbud (Original post)

Mon Oct 22, 2012, 07:09 AM

Oct 2012

country whose political system you admire or think America can learn from?

That is intended as a gotcha question because if he says no, as I think a republican would, the republican hostility and arrogance toward other nations will be in full view to the voters watching the debate.

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What questions should be asked in the foreign policy debate? [View all] yurbud Oct 2012 OP

Governor Romney, what is your foreign policy experience? A-Schwarzenegger Oct 2012 #1

Are torture and extra-judicial executions as American as cherry pie? -n/t coalition_unwilling Oct 2012 #2

It is not torture or extra-judicial killing when we do it. yurbud Oct 2012 #9

Governor; How is it that earlier this year you traveled to 3 countries and pissed off 3 countries? liberal N proud Oct 2012 #3

that was Romney's equivalent of Sarah Palin not being able to name a newspaper yurbud Oct 2012 #6

Governor Romney, is there any foreign Shankapotomus Oct 2012 #4

excellent choice! The smarter ones claim to admire places like Singapore that yurbud Oct 2012 #5

The question is also a trap Shankapotomus Oct 2012 #7

an added layer of tar for the pit. yurbud Oct 2012 #8