NATO Review - Obama, elections and foreign policy: the bucks stop here? (with subtitles: English)

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What are the links between the US mid-term election results and future US foreign policy? How strongly did voters feel about foreign issues? NATO Review asks experts in Washington and voters on Main St America how they see the new changes playing out.

This video is part of the NATO Review edition 06/2010 titled: "View from America: new elections, new

directions?"

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[MrQwertyqwerty12345]

First! Good video, interesting how the analyst pointed out how Republican opposition to START was not based on any actual disagreement with the treaty, but moreover their desire to keep the President from accomplishing anything even if they agree with it. There are so many examples of this I won't bother to list them. It’s also funny how the uninformed women supported the TEA Party.