Murray Sabrin on Foreign Policy Republican Senate challenger

A common sense, humble, noninterventionist foreign policy

Failed policy of invade, occupy and rule other nations

In a speech at the Citadel in South Carolina, Romney called for more military spending, increasing the size of the armed forces and making sure the United States is "supreme" in the world. Romney asserted, "When America is strong, the world is safer."

America will be "strong' when the federal government's fiscal house is in order, the federal government's spending is restrained, the tax burden is lowered substantially, the Federal Reserve stops debasing the dollar, Congress repeals unnecessary regulations, and the federal government does not try to rule every region overseas. In short, our foreign policy should be about "America first."