Difference between revisions of "Mike Huckabee (Middle East)"
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Reject Obama’s crisis-management approach to the world. We need a President who will accept responsibility and lead. | Reject Obama’s crisis-management approach to the world. We need a President who will accept responsibility and lead. | ||
| − | As President, I will lead with moral clarity in a dangerous world. Moral clarity is the foundation to our economic and military strength.[http://www.mikehuckabee.com/national-security] | + | As President, I will lead with moral clarity in a dangerous world. Moral clarity is the foundation to our economic and military strength.[http://www.mikehuckabee.com/national-security (HHWNS)] |
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Revision as of 17:15, 28 January 2016
Huckabee's Middle East (section page)
Foreign Policy
Rebuild America’s military superiority. The best way to avoid conflict is to build a lethal fighting force so strong and powerful that no one would dare mess with us.
Restore our role as leader of the Free World. Our enemies no longer fear us and our allies no longer trust or respect us.
Reject Obama’s crisis-management approach to the world. We need a President who will accept responsibility and lead.
As President, I will lead with moral clarity in a dangerous world. Moral clarity is the foundation to our economic and military strength.(HHWNS)
Israel
"In a world of uncertainty, evil, and moral insanity, Israel is a shining light of moral clarity. The enemies of Israel are the enemies of America. Sadly, this Administration spends more time berating Israel for building houses in the lands given to Abraham than telling the Iranians to stop building bombs pointed at us. As President, I will:
- Stand with the Jewish people in our shared fight against Radical Islam.
- Support a unified Jerusalem.
- Confront and stop Iran—this Administration’s willingness to trust Iran and undermine Israel is unprecedented and wrong.
- Support Israel in the fight for peace, religious freedom, and human rights."[1]
