Reporter: Romney foreign policy "a work in progress" - CBS News [ournewsa.blogspot.com]
Riding the wave of a strong debate performance, Mitt Romney will offer strong words against the president at a foreign policy speech Monday at the Virginia Military Institute, where he will imply that some of the president's decisions were based on politics, CBS News' Jan Crawford reports on "CBS This Morning."
"In a major speech on foreign policy, Romney will attack Mr. Obama's leadership and set out his strategy, promising I'll affirm that my duty is not to my political prospects but to the security of the nation," Crawford said. "Romney will challenge the president's handling of the Middle East saying it's time to change course."
John Dickerson, CBS News' political director, previewed Romney's foreign policy speech on "CTM," saying there are a few differences between the president's and Romney's foreign policy, which he said is still "a work in progress."
Meanwhile, CBS News' Nancy Cordes reports that President Obama acknowledged his poor debate performance at a fundraiser Sunday night in California, and his surrogates on the Sunday political shows reinforced that message, with adviser David Axelrod adding that the president is his own "harshest critic" and will take measures to improve in the next debate.Certainly Governor Romney's positions towards Russia is a much more aggressive one. On China particularly in the question of currency manipulation, there are stark differences. What you've seen from the excerpts, this is tone. One of the reasons why people liked president Obama when he came into office is that he was going to change America's posture in the world. It's just as messy as it's ever been and there's a suggestion that maybe things weren't as promised with President Obama. But there's also an opportunity here for Governor Romney to look like a president, to look like a leader."
On Monday, Mr Obama is set to continue his fundraising swing on the West Coast.
"The president had two fundraisers in Los Angeles [Sunday], three more in San Francisco today. We learned his campaign raked in $ 181 million in the month of September alone, the largest one-month haul of this presidential campaign," Cordes said.
More Reporter: Romney foreign policy "a work in progress" - CBS News Issues Question by small: Do you believe that honesty is the best "POLICY"? In today's world, does it enable or hinder the key purpose? So far as I know, a POLICY must align to and enable the central objective. Best answer for Do you believe that honesty is the best "POLICY"? In today's world, does it enable or hinder the key purpose?:
Answer by redblade20xx
Mostly hinders because everyone lies today to make a quick buck.
Answer by Rena
Yes honestly is always the best policy for yourself and others the truth is always the way to go...the hard part is coming to terms with the reality of it ..it can be extremely painful but once done the healing process will begin for the better of your well being and everyone in your life :)))
Answer by sandra y
yes i believe in that. if you want to sleep well, have a clear conscience by being honest. it may not be a popular choice but it is the best choice.
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