The McCain campaign sent several surrogates to Denver to counter the Democrats’ message. At a luncheon hosted by the Christian Science Monitor, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney took some strong shots at Democratic vice presidential nominee designee Joe Biden.
Noting that Biden’s reputation is strongest on foreign policy, Romney said that Biden was wrong on how to deal with the Soviet threat, wrong to oppose the first Gulf War in 1991, wrong to suggest earlier this decade that Iraq be partitioned three ways, and wrong to oppose the surge.
“His record of being wrong on foreign policy is as long as his [whole] record on foreign policy,” Romney said.
