Republican Candidates Critical of Defense Cuts
Republican presidential hopefuls lamented the deep cuts in military spending that are expected in the United States.
Presidential and congressional elections were held in the United States on November 6. Incumbent Democrat Barack Obama defeated Republican Mitt Romney. Control of Congress remained split between a Democratic majority in the House of Representatives and a Republican majority in the Senate.
Republican presidential hopefuls lamented the deep cuts in military spending that are expected in the United States.
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“Advocating more ships, more troops and more weapons is not a foreign policy.”
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