There is substantively little or no difference on foreign policy between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. The foreign policy debate proved it.
In drone strikes Sunday, Washington employed the controversial “double tap” tactic favored by terror groups like Hamas.
After 11 long years, the war in Afghanistan has take its toll on American troops and on the American people with 70% of Americans calling for an end.
Paul Ryan’s votes on the Patriot Act, NDAA, CISPA, and the MCA among other things has civil liberties advocates worried.
Earlier this year, Congress approved the use of unmanned drones in US airspace and some experts estimate there could be 30,000 drones in US airspace by 2020.
Because war is ostensibly an emergency, independent thought is “temporarily” left on the back burner. But what if war never ended?
President Obama expands the use of drone strikes and plays a pivotal role in choosing who gets to live and who is picked to die.
