attacked, the the new york times showed it lack of presidential character. robin swrigt a senior fellow at the woodrow wilson international center. good morning. good morning, chris. let s start with the broad strokes. we have all been told this is an economy election but the foreign policy discussions have really been bubbling given when s going on in the middle east and africa. another way that governor romney sets a presidential tone, what should we expect today? well, i suspect that candidate will talk in broad strokes. he s already indicated that he wants to challenge the president on what happened in lib why and whether there was enough security. he s made clear he s using tough language against rush why and china and he is talked about the economic problems in europe, as well. the problem for mitt romney is that in many cases it s not just what happened during his trip to europe and the middle east. it s really the reaction and