Mitt Romney’s Reno visit
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GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Tuesday derided President Barack Obama's foreign policy, accusing him of insulting Israel, cozying up to Russia and leaking national security information about Iran for "political advantage" to bolster his re-election chances.
"Whoever provided classified information to the media, seeking political advantage for the administration, must be exposed, dismissed and punished," Romney said to loud applause from veterans attending the American of Foreign Wars convention in Reno. "The time for stonewalling is over."
