Romney world not safe

• Attending a Memorial Day tribute here with Senator John McCain, a former Republican rival and war hero, Mr.
(New York Times Blogs)
• SAN DIEGO — Mitt Romney commemorated Memorial Day by honoring I wish I could tell you that the world is a safe place today.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Tell us what you really think, Mitt. Speaking at a veterans museum in San Diego on Monday, the presumptive Republican nominee said the "world is not safe" under President Obama and charged that the president has weakened the military.
(Daily Beast)
• Romney was joined by McCain in San Diego yesterday as he vowed to maintain an American military "with no comparable power anywhere in the world." "I wish I could tell you that the world is a safe place today.
(New York Post)
• Romney, who regularly criticizes Obama for undermining global security with a weak foreign policy, did not mention the president by name. But he ticked off a list of global threats and said: I wish I could tell you that the world is a safe place today.
(Seattle Times)
• Mr. Romney, who regularly criticizes Mr. Obama for undermining global security with a weak foreign policy, did not mention the president by name. But he ticked off a list of global threats and said: I wish I could tell you that the world is a safe place today.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• I wish I could tell you that the world is a safe place today. It is not, Romney said Monday, ticking off a list of threats including Iran, Pakistan, China, Russia, Venezuela and Mexican drug cartels. He did not mention Syria.
(El Paso Times)
• "I wish I could tell you that the world is a safe place today. It is not," Romney said Monday, ticking off a list of threats including Iran, Pakistan, China, Russia, Venezuela and Mexican drug cartels. He did not mention Syria.
(Salon)