On tonight’s ‘Viewpoint’, host Eliot Spitzer talks to former ambassador to Morocco Marc Ginsberg about how Obama’s reelection will affect foreign policy.
Sen. Barbara Boxer on the final debate: Obama almost made me cry
Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), a senior member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, analyzes last night’s foreign policy debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney with “Say Anything!” host Joy Behar.
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What constitutional authority do you have to launch a strike against an American citizen overseas?
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| — | What Eliot Spitzer would ask if he were moderating tonight’s debate. Tune in to Current TV right now to see him and our other show hosts talk shop before tonight’s showdown. Tweet us what you’d ask with #Current2012. |
U.S. interests can be best served by a demilitarized foreign policy, guided by human rights and international law. The Bush/Obama policies of unending war and military bases in over 100 countries costs us not only blood and treasure, but sacrifices America’s higher calling as a beacon for peace and democracy in the world. We should go after criminals but in doing so, should maintain, not violate the law. Assassination without trial denies rule by law, and for this reason, undermines the values that we seek to protect.
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Jill Stein, Project Vote Smart (via absurdlakefront) Jill Stein (the Green Party candidate for POTUS) will be on The Young Turks tonight. Tune in at 7E/4P today to hear her talk to Cenk about her background and her plans for the country. |
To ensure Israel’s security, Mitt Romney will work closely with Israel to maintain its strategic military edge. The United States will work intensively with Turkey and Egypt to shore up the now fraying relationships with Israel that have underpinned peace in the Middle East for decades.
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Direct from Mitt Romney’s campaign site. It’s like he’s never read a history book! “Relationships with Israel that have underpinned peace for decades.” |
