200,000 Germans Seek Barack Obama’s Help Escaping From Abusive Relationship
Posted in: 2008 Election, Foreign policy, Obama
Matt Yglesias snarked this morning:
John McCain’s big criticism of Barack Obama was that he didn’t take enough foreign trips… Now the critique is that too many Germans are interested in hearing him talk since, I guess, all else being equal we’d rather have a president foreigners find repugnant.
By complaining about Obama being popular with foreigners, McCain is pandering to the most insular, xenophobic instincts of the GOP base — showing that he’s more worried about them than trying to appeal to the common-sense center.
Then again, the prospect of a president whose foreign policy, for the first time in eight years, isn’t based on pandering to that fringe probably is exactly why Obama is so popular overseas.
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