In fact, each strategic review and every iteration of the nationalmilitarystrategy or defense guidance has emphasized the need to invest more in advanced technologies and critical enablers.
At the same time, both the 2006 QDR and the 2008 NationalMilitaryStrategy argued that additional risk could be taken in the conventional force posture and even in some areas of advanced technology in order to harvest the additional resources needed to win the current fights.
The National Security Strategy 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 security strategy -- 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.