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shows  Right Turn Posted at 08:45 AM ET, 09/14/2012  Romney’s
challenge: Take his message straight to the voters  I suspect
that Mitt Romney will soon deliver a major foreign-policy
speech. He should. There is lots to say, and Romney has a
stronger case than ever that President Obama’s foreign policy
has led to more chaos, less stability and less democracy in the
world. We’re not more respected in the world; we’re mocked and
murdered in the Middle East. He might bring some slides of the
embassy attacks. And he certainly should explain what the
sequester cuts would look like, how jobs would be lost in key
states and what implications that has for us around the globe
(e.g., China’s ascendancy in Asia).  But the Romney advisers are
mistaken if they think a single speech will do it. Romney should
figure out how to deliver his mess