Why Does Mitt Romney Support Violently Overthrowing Democratically Elected Leaders?

When you gaze at the square-jawed glisten of Mitt Romney, you do not immediately picture the kidnapping of a democratically elected president, nor the installation of a tyrant who slaughtered at least half a million people. Yet that is what this man has presented as a model for the future of US foreign policy. Full Story »

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