[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Mike91

To be fair though, Obama didn't have much FP experience either and he's done fine. That's what advisors are for, etc.

If Sanders did win, it would be wise to ask Hillary to be Sec. of State again but I don't know if she'd take that job again.

This is true. Obama was weak among foreign policy. However Obama improved little by little each debate

Hopefully this is the last debate where he seems lost on FP. If he is my president I want him well rounded

[Mike91]

If only we hands a candidate with Bernie's passion to change the country and Hillary's foreign policy.

**** you for not running Biden.

[Radiance]

Originally posted by Mike91

To be fair though, Obama didn't have much FP experience either and he's done fine. That's what advisors are for, etc.

If Sanders did win, it would be wise to ask Hillary to be Sec. of State again but I don't know if she'd take that job again.

Foreign Policy is the biggest thing tarnishing Obama's legacy imo.

[rivers]

He only clings on to that Iraq vote

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Mike91

To be fair though, Obama didn't have much FP experience either and he's done fine. That's what advisors are for, etc.

If Sanders did win, it would be wise to ask Hillary to be Sec. of State again but I don't know if she'd take that job again.

He didn't have the experience but he was informative about foreign affairs and welcomed the opportunity to speak about it. Doing so without being called to do so, he did so freely of his own accord. Bernie shies away from it because he isn't comfortable doing so and it shows. That's a problem.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by RatedG²

This is true. Obama was weak among foreign policy. However Obama improved little by little each debate

Hopefully this is the last debate where he seems lost on FP. If he is my president I want him well rounded

He needs to be more educated on it. It's not that I don't think he doesn't understand it or would be disastrous, he just seems more interested in talking about issues concerning the economy, etc. He also seems completely uninterested in discussing FP, which honestly is boring to listen to, but it's critical.

[St. Charles]

Obama being weak on FP came back to bite us Dems in the butt, right?

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Radiance

Foreign Policy is the biggest thing tarnishing Obama's legacy imo.

That's why I said fine. I definitely think he could have done a better job with it. History won't be kind to his use of drone strikes.

[Radiance]

Debates are where Hillary shines the most.

You guys suggesting that whoever wins put the other on their ticket, but thats going to be impossible. They've attached each other too much. The Republicans will use their primary comments to highlight the fact that the Presidential pick and VP pick don't agree with each other/don't trust one another (i.e. Bernie thinks Hillary is unreliable and not a 'true progressive').

However, I can totally see Hillary bringing Sanders on as Sec. of Treasury, Sec. of Health or Sec. of Education.

[Radiance]

Originally posted by Mike91

If only we hands a candidate with Bernie's passion to change the country and Hillary's foreign policy.

**** you for not running Biden.

Why Biden though?

His political positions are as 'moderate' as Hillary, and he's even more hopeless when it comes to accomplishments.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Jolie's Lips

Do you guys have memory loss? Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State and she wasn't a really good one.

Is that why Hillary was praised by 1/3 of the 2016 GOP Presidential candidates and fully by the Democrats once she left the role in 2013? She strengthen the ties to American allies overseas that were once damaged from the Bush Administration. There is a reason most political figures overseas are hoping for a Hillary win. They refuse to work with Trump, baffled at the brass of the other GOP "carpet bombers," and they have concerns with Bernie.

[Radiance]

Originally posted by Jolie's Lips

Do you guys have memory loss? Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State and she wasn't a really good one.

Bar Benghazi, Clinton was an excellent SoS. Everything Foreign policy went to **** after Kerry replaced her. Not blaming Kerry, I believe him to be the victim of his circumstances too.

[MAKSIM]

Great answer from both Sanders and Clinton

[Jolie's Lips]

Hillary is not a great debater. It all seems so rehearsed. She's better than Bernie though, I'll give her that. Obama might have been a forgettable President, but at least he was a great debater. These two? Not so much.

[St. Charles]

Woah. They're really coming for Bernie. Wow.

[Dessy Fenix]

The fact that bernie was around and active in 1964

[MiMiLAMb!]

Originally posted by Bloo

Make one of Hillary sipping her drink with a smile when Bernie starts talking!!! PLEASE!

Sure I'll make it.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by foxaylove

Is that why Hillary was praised by 1/3 of the 2016 GOP Presidential candidates and fully by the Democrats once she left the role in 2013? She strengthen the ties to American allies overseas that were once damaged from the Bush Administration. There is a reason most political figures overseas are hoping for a Hillary win. They refuse to work with Trump, baffled at the brass of the other GOP "carpet bombers," and they have concerns with Bernie.

Jolie is a Trump supporter lol

[RatedG²]

Sanders' answer right now is pretty good omg

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Jolie's Lips

Hillary is not a great debater. It all seems so rehearsed. She's better than Bernie though, I'll give her that. Obama might have been a forgettable President, but at least he was a great debater. These two? Not so much.

I feel like you're just saying things to get a reaction.