The military and security prescriptions for Iraq are really pretty much this same old strategy that this administration has been trying unsuccessfully to pursue for the past three years.
The National SecurityStrategy calls for an integration of our economic and military power, but DoD has shown it is more interested in taking advantage of cost savings provided by foreign government subsidies.
Romney's record of reckless rhetoric stands in sharp contrast with Obama's successful foreign policy and national securitystrategy -- one that doesn't rely solely on strong military action but smartly invests in diplomacy and development and focuses on real threats instead of political convenience.
Any short-run budget strategy that does not focus exclusively on discretionary spending including the military-security-industrial complex is not serious, not properly aligned, and scaled to the parameters of the current political struggle.