Obama's foreign policy is a gift to America's enemies

The transcript is a discussion on foreign policy, contrasting the approaches of George W. Bush and Barack Obama. The speaker critiques Bush's administration for its ineptitude and praises Obama's strategic approach, despite some reservations. The discussion also touches on the theatrical nature of political debates and emphasizes the importance of addressing the motion at hand, which is Obama's foreign policy, rather than focusing on past administrations.

What does the speaker hope for regarding President Obama's foreign policy?

• That it remains unchanged

• That it becomes more aggressive

• That it changes from its current state

• That it mirrors George W. Bush's policy

How does the speaker describe President Obama's impact on America's enemies?

• As a gift to them

• As a poison to them

• As irrelevant to them

• As a friend to them

What does the speaker believe is necessary when addressing strategic problems?

• Combining them with legal issues

• Isolating them from legal issues

• Ignoring legal issues

• Focusing solely on military solutions

What critique does the speaker offer to his former tutor?

• Focusing too much on Obama

• Praising George W. Bush excessively

• Ignoring the motion about foreign policy

• Being too theatrical

According to the speaker, how did George W. Bush handle democracy?

• He ignored it completely

• He spoke for it, albeit heavily handed

• He was indifferent to it

• He opposed it