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 challenges does the U.S. President face regarding Iran's nuclear program?

What are the implications of the conflict in Syria on U.S. relations with neighboring countries?

How does the American public feel about intervention in Syria according to recent polling?

What differences did Romney express regarding the Middle East peace process compared to the current administration?

What potential actions might the U.S. take regarding Iran, and what concerns are associated with those actions?