As far as I can tell, the Dems and Republicans pretty much agree on China and Russia despite the fact that Republicans are often considerably more bellicose in their rhetoric towards these powers. Also, counterintuitive as it may seem, the Chinese leadership actually prefers to have Republicans in power, because they have supported free trade much more consistently than the Democrats have, and China feels that it benefits from free trade with developed countries.
With regard to Venezuela, some of the leftist elements in the Democratic party might still have some sympathy for Hugo Chavez, but his over-the-top rhetoric is seen as off-putting by many, and both parties condemn his government quite forcefully now. His speech at the UN where he compared Bush to the devil was criticized by both parties.
Democrats tend to be a lot more pro-UN than Republicans.
Both parties, except for some isolationist republicans and leftist fringe democrats, support remaining in NATO.
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It surprises me when you say that some democrats, even if they are leftits, have some sympathy for Hugo Chavez. Cause even if he takes more care of his country and of his people than others before him in Venezuela, and even if he is more for multi-lateralism, this man does not seem to be verry lit to me, but more illuminated, and I don't think he has verry lit projects as well on national plan as on international plan, I think these leftits should be aware about these sorts of thing.
Then, I think that the ones who have bellicos speeches should be aware that some politic leaders in the world seem to just wait for it.
I would also have other questions:
When both parties support remaining NATO, do they have ideas? what are main ideas?
When Hillary says that she wants "to finish it with the diplomacy of the cow-boy" or something like that, does she have concrete ideas? clear projects?
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