Obama, Romney campaigns engage in foreign affairs debate
RENO, Nev. (MCT) — As Republican Mitt Romney prepared to set off on a three-country, seven-day grand tour abroad, the presidential campaigns ventured into relatively new territory on Monday — engaging in a debate over foreign affairs, international alliances and war policy.
The long-distance discussion was cursory and feisty, yet notable for its rare appearance in a campaign that has been dominated by competing economic strategies and traded accusations of cronyism and financial secrecy.
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