I know that I harp on foreign policy and the election a lot.  I do so because I believe with the condition of the world today , foreign policy will be a very important aspect of the next presidency…..

I have noticed that in debates and even on the campaign trail foreign policy is seldom mentioned….that is other than some chest thumping over ISIS or Russia or China.  The problem is that there is so much more to foreign policy than slogans and idle promises of war….

There should be a standard list of questions on foreign policy that every candidate should be asked and should be made to answer.

Libya, Yemen, drones and more: why are presidential hopefuls being let off the hook on these critical challenges?

Source: The five foreign policy questions every candidate should be asked | Opinion | The Guardian

I have tried to find what each candidate has to say on foreign policy.  The problem is most of the rhetoric is vague and non-specific.  In the past I have written on Clinton’s and Bernie’s foreign policy and have had a bit of a problem finding anything that would tell me about the foreign policy on Mr. Donald Trump……but I did find what one writer thinks his possible team’s impact would be on the nation’s foreign policy…

Source: What President Trump’s Foreign-Policy Team Might Look Like | The American Conservative

Foreign entanglements will be a pressing issue for our next president.  The question is will we as voters make the right decision or will we make matters worse with our votes?