Foreign Policy
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Today, Correct The Record President Brad Woodhouse released the following statement on Donald Trump’s speech on defense in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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As Trump makes a last-minute trip to meet with Mexico’s president, it’s important to note his past disrespect for Mexico and its people–reminders of his never-ending unpresidential comments. Trump began his campaign by calling Mexican immigrants “rapists.” When faced with backlash for his countless anti-Latino comments, he tweeted a tone-deaf, offensive picture of himself eating […]
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Mexican political leaders have been remarkably blunt about how they feel about The Donald’s bigotry and insults. In fact, Trump’s bigoted rhetoric has drawn the strong condemnation of Mexico’s three most recent presidents.
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After “more than a year of mocking” Mexico, Trump is going to meet with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. Not surprisingly, the reaction so far isn’t great.
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Washington, D.C.–Correct The Record President Brad Woodhouse released the following statement on Donald Trump’s foreign policy town hall on Sean Hannity’s Fox News program, audio of which was released before the event airs tonight on Fox News: ““Tonight’s town hall will make clear, once again, that Trump is utterly unqualified to combat the threat of terrorism and defeat ISIS. Instead of laying out a plan to protect our country, Trump simply lied about his record on Iraq, refugees and the attack in San Bernardino.”
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Correct The Record President Brad Woodhouse released the following statement on Donald Trump’s foreign policy speech: “Donald Trump just proposed a purity test to enter the United States — one he and his supporters would likely fail. Despite speaking from a teleprompter, Trump’s speech was as mendacious, bizarre and bigoted as ever. Trump once again lied about his record of supporting the Iraq War and the intervention in Libya.”
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Donald Trump completely failed the Commander-in-Chief test.
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*FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE* Thursday, August 11, 2015 Washington, DC – This evening, George W. Jeb Bush will offer remarks about U.S. foreign policy on “radical Islamic terrorism” including the rise of ISIS. “If Jeb Bush wants to spread blame for the situation in the Middle East, he doesn’t need to look much further than his next family […]