Religion and Politics

In Final Debate, Obama and Romney to Offer Differing Views on America’s Role in the World

At The Washington Post, Anne Gearan and David Fahrenthold discuss the final presidential debate, focused on foreign policy. Fahrenthold and Gearan assert that attacks in Benghazi, and the Obama administration’s reaction to this event resulting in the deaths of four Americans, has provided an opening for Mitt Romney. While Obama has been praised for his foreign policy successes, most notably the killing Osama bin Laden, Obama’s “commander-in-chief role could make him more vulnerable,” writes Fahrenthold and Gearan.

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