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Romney says he doesn't agree with Obama's statements, says "attacking me is not an agenda."
Romney says Russia is a "geopolitical foe" and Iran is the "greatest national security threat" the U.S. faces.
Romney says he's not going to wear "rose-colored glasses" with regard to President Vladimir Putin.
Romney says he concurred with having a status of forces agreement in Iraq.
Obama disputes Romney's statement, saying just a few weeks ago, Romney said U.S. should still have troops in Iraq and "that is not a recipe" for success in the Middle East.
Obama says the U.S. needs to recognize it must also do nation-building at home.
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22.10.2012
@barackobama "the 1980's are calling for their foreign policy back"BOOM!!#Debates #Obama2012
— I AM ME K∴Z∴ (@kareemzarwi) October 23, 2012
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22.10.2012
Romney says the key nation needs to pursue is to get Muslim world to reject extremism on its own. Says we don't want another Iraq or Afghanistan.
Romney says U.S. has to help Middle Eastern nations create civil societies. Romney says as we've watched chaos occur in Middle East, we've seen al-Qaida and other terrorists rush in. Romney says we've got "real problems" in the region."
Obama says he is happy that Romney acknowledges al-Qaida, but challenges him, saying Romney previously said Russia was the biggest threat.
Obama says every time Romney has offered an opinion, including on troops in Iraq, nuclear treaties with Russia, and developing a timeline on Afghanistan, he's been wrong.
Obama says the U.S. needs "strong, steady leadership" on the Middle East not "wrong, reckless leadership."