You asked what his "foreign policy" was. The question was answered on the first page.
Your dislike of his policies or your failure to understand them does not mean the question wasn't answered.
And, since we are allowed to bring other subjects up within the same thread and I was kind enough to answer your question, could you answer mine?
What is Bush's foreign policy?
Yes, I see you answered; thank you. Yes, I know your answers are representative of Kerry's answers at times. But, there are other things he's said, or other actions he's done, that lead some to believe that what you believe his foreign policy to be might not be correct.
If all you're wanting (and I'm betting your question is purely rhetorical) is a general foreign policy outline, here you go...
Launch And Lead A New Era Of Alliances
The threat of terrorism demands alliances on a global scale - to utilize every available resource to get the terrorists before they can strike at us. As president, John Kerry will lead a coalition of the able - because no force on earth is more able than the United States and its allies.
Yes, this is troublesome because of his actions with Australia. Thank goodness Howard won today, but his campaign openly supported Latham--who had clearly stated that he would pull the troops out. That was why I brought this question up. Also, France and Germany have said they still would not join in in the event Kerry wins. Russia out too. Why would someone claiming that he would broaden the coaltion campaign against a Prime Minister who is friendly towards America and for an opposing candidate who stated he'll pull out?
Do you think that Kerry's diplomatic skills are so wonderful that he will convince France and Germany to join in afterall? Russia?
That was why I posed the question. I was hoping for answers that took these other issues into consideration.
Modernize The World's Most Powerful Military To Meet New Threats
John Kerry and John Edwards have a plan to transform the world's most powerful military to better address the modern threats of terrorism and proliferation, while ensuring that we have enough properly trained and equipped troops to meet our enduring strategic and regional missions.
Deploy All That Is In America's Arsenal
The war on terror cannot be won by military might alone. As president, John Kerry will deploy all the forces in America's arsenal - our diplomacy, our intelligence system, our economic power, and the appeal of our values and ideas - to make America more secure and prevent a new generation of terrorists from emerging.
Captjack was quite on point with his answer. Why would Kerry want to shut down bunker busting nuclear weapons? From Kerry's own website:
End Development Of The New Generation Of Nuclear Weapons. The Bush administration is spending millions of dollars developing bunker-busters and mini-nukes, a new generation of more "usable" nuclear weapons. As president, John Kerry will signal to the world that America is serious about stopping proliferation by putting an end to these programs.
I think Bush supporters believe that Kerry will lose the hearts and minds of our troops in this war. Your second paragraph (Deploy All That Is In America's Arsenal) is good. Of course, I think Bush is already doing that and have doubts that Kerry would or could do it any better.
Free America From Its Dangerous Dependence On Mideast Oil
To secure our full independence and freedom, we must free America from its dangerous dependence on Mideast oil. By tapping American ingenuity, we can achieve that goal while growing our economy and protecting our environment.
Oh, good idea. . .like windfarms and such? But this isn't unique. Every U.S.politician has this policy.
Btw, what is Bush's foreign policy?
Are you seriously asking me this? Bush has made it 100% clear that he will continue with the war on terror and that his policy will continue as it has these past 4 years. His supporters, remember, are PLEASED with how he's handled the war on terror.
