“Well, I have a real problem with foreign policy. I think we’ve been looking weak, and the Benghazi scandal thing, for me, has been a horrible situation. I have too many friends who are Navy SEALs and too many friends who are vets…. It’s just horrific to me, and then to have an administration whitewash it — and that’s exactly what happened — and they can call it whatever they want to, but, um, those new emails that came out, it’s a nice little bit of quote “smoking gun” if you will, I just think it’s not a surprise to me, it’s just that I’m glad it’s finally getting out there.”
Actor Dean Cain, best known for his title role in the 1990s series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, recently sat down with Tom Bevan of Real Clear Politics for an interview in RCP’s Changing Lanes web series.
Among other things, Cain talked about his political leanings — socially liberal but conservative on foreign, military, and economic policies — as well as his disagreements with the Obama administration. “A president’s job is supposed to be to enforce our laws, which, it seems to have gone by the wayside at this point in time,” Cain observed.
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