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NATIONAL SECURITY

Beyond Iraq

John McCain and Barack Obama are both talking about new arms control initiatives and a future free of nuclear weapons. On defense spending, McCain's bark has often been tougher than his bite. Both contenders want more troops in uniform.

by Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
Saturday, July 12, 2008


Although Barack Obama and John McCain converge on some points of foreign and defense policy, their differences on nuclear proliferation, Pentagon spending, and Afghanistan and Pakistan are significant. Part 7 of a series on issues in the presidential campaign.


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