Candidates Draw Battle Lines Over DoD Spending -- Defense News
As both U.S. presidential candidates return to the campaign trail after their conventions, the competing sides have drawn a bright line between how they view defense spending.
On the Democrats’ side, President Barack Obama believes additional defense cuts must be part of a broader deficit-reduction plan. Republican Mitt Romney does not, and instead wants to increase military spending.
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