Candidates President of The United States Support Iran

Candidates President of the United States (U.S.) Ron Paul said, Iran does not threaten U.S. national security. Paul also affirmed, when he was elected as U.S. president, he will not attack Iran.

“If a country wanted to wage war with Iran, it is a matter for the relevant country. So far, there is no evidence to suggest that Iran build a nuclear weapon,” said Paul, Saturday (31/12).

Statement of U.S. presidential candidate of the Republican Party that seems very contrary to the statement of U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta. Panetta previously predicted, in the next few years, Iran will have nuclear weapons already.

Paul’s attitude towards Iran also received harsh criticism from the other U.S. presidential candidate. U.S. Presidential candidates are also considered, Paul easily attacked in U.S. national security issues.

“You do not need to choose a candidate for U.S. president would allow Iran to have nuclear weapons to eliminate Israel,” said U.S. presidential candidate Rick Perry.

Other candidates such as Mitt Romney and Michelle Bachman also said the same thing with what is said Perry. According to a poll from NBC, Ron Paul get second place in Iowa. However, Mitt Romney looks mengunggulinya. Paul also has launched a campaign in several universities in Iowa and New Hampshire.