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Do we really want a President who does what the leader of another nation tells him to do?
Romney interview with Israel Hayom, Oct 2011
I understand and accept Israel's desire for peace and security when they have real enemies but for a potential American President to say that he would give precedence to Israeli desires and actions over the needs of the US is approaching treason. Not all Israelis are as hungry for war as Netanyahu and his political allies, as shown in this Open Letter to Mitt Romney
Minutes before Netanyahu meeting, Romney cancels on Yacimovich
Much has been written about the warm personal relationship between the two friends, ex-governor Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican candidate for the presidency of the United States, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel. Today it has become clear that the two are more than just friends. Romney apparently accepts instructions from Netanyahu who succeeded in getting him to cancel a scheduled and meticulously planned meeting with MK Shelly Yacimovich, the leader of the Labor party.
Romney interview with Israel Hayom, Oct 2011
The actions that I will take will be actions recommended and supported by Israeli leaders. I don't seek to take actions independent of what our allies think is best, and if Israel's leaders thought that a move of that nature would be helpful to their efforts, then that's something I'll be inclined to do. But again, that's a decision which I would look to the Israeli leadership to help guide
I understand and accept Israel's desire for peace and security when they have real enemies but for a potential American President to say that he would give precedence to Israeli desires and actions over the needs of the US is approaching treason. Not all Israelis are as hungry for war as Netanyahu and his political allies, as shown in this Open Letter to Mitt Romney