July 10, 2026 Categories: Rubin Reports
The Murders in Libya, The Presidential Debate, and The Pattern of Obama Foreign Policy
And as for the way Obama behaved, to quote his own words, “that's not how a commander in chief operates.” That is why this specific issue is so emblematic of Obama’s foreign policy performance.
Romney continued:
This calls into question the president's whole policy in the Middle East. Look what's happening in Syria, in Egypt, now in Libya. Consider the distance between ourselves and Israel, where the president said that…he was going to put daylight between us and Israel. We have Iran four years closer to a nuclear bomb. Syria—Syria's not just the tragedy of 30,000 civilians being killed by a military, but also a…strategically significant player for America. The president's policies throughout the Middle East began with an apology tour and pursue a strategy of leading from behind, and this strategy is unraveling before our very eyes.
Quite true. The assassinations in Libya and how Obama handled them are one more example of that pattern. A region involving hundreds of millions of people and the main international source for American energy is going down the drain and Obama is, figuratively, heading off for Las Vegas.
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