A U.N. operation for protecting human rights in Iraq is urgently needed. The US should provide military support to Iraqi opposition to unseat the evil regime of Saddam Hussein. Also the Middle East process has to be firmly activated and the need for ending the double standards by favoring Israel should end. I think all candidates should be asking many questions about how and why China got sensitive US nuclear technology both through spying and through buying it from US Corporations with no intervention from our government. Another related issue is why the media is not reporting the facts to the American people.
Someone needs to factually explain it without bias.
Let us draw our own conclusions and then let's do something about it. Richard J. Harknett of Cincinnati, Oh. Although voters tend to pay it scant attention, foreign policy is an area in which president's have tremendous power. Therefore, each candidate must articulate a clear sense of what their approach to foreign policy will be. As I wrote recently in the NY Times, the most significant change with the end of the cold war for US foreign policy was the loss of conceptual clarity.