VOICED : How would Romney Obama differ

The transcript discusses the challenges the US President faces regarding Iran's nuclear program, the conflict in Syria, and relations with China. It highlights public skepticism about US intervention abroad, particularly in Syria, and examines Romney's foreign policy stance, which shows little deviation from current policies. The potential for US-China trade tensions under Romney is also explored, along with the dynamics of political debates and foreign policy considerations.

What is one of the main challenges the US President will face regarding Iran?

• Establishing a new embassy

• Deciding on a trade agreement

• Implementing a travel ban

• Choosing between negotiations or a coercive approach

How does the American public generally feel about foreign intervention, according to recent polling?

• They are skeptical and wary of entanglement

• They are supportive of arming opposition groups

• They are eager to engage in new conflicts

• They are indifferent to foreign policy

What is Romney's stance on the Middle East peace process?

• He opposes the two-state solution

• He supports continuing the two-state solution

• He plans to withdraw from the Middle East

• He wants to end all negotiations

What is a potential consequence of Romney's approach towards China?

• Strengthening diplomatic ties

• Starting a trade war

• Increasing cultural exchanges

• Reducing tariffs on Chinese goods

What is the general tone regarding the future of certain political figures?

• Certainty about their roles

• Uncertainty and speculation

• Complete disinterest

• Clear plans for re-election