The Washington Times: on Foreign Policy

Donald Trump: Endorses autocratic ruler of Hungary, Viktor Orban

Mr. Orban's many critics say he has become increasingly authoritarian and intolerant of dissent in his 12 years in power, routinely clashing with European Union leaders over issues such as immigration, gay rights and national sovereignty.

"Viktor Orban of Hungary truly loves his country and wants safety for his people," Mr. Trump said in a statement through his Save America PAC. Mr. Orban "has done a powerful and wonderful job in protecting Hungary, stopping illegal immigration, creating jobs, trade, and should be allowed to continue to do so in the upcoming election," Mr. Trump wrote. "He has my Complete support and Endorsement for reelection as Prime Minister!"

Latham Saddler: I see America being challenged by a rising communist China

John Bolton: Help Egyptian Army over Muslim Brotherhood, even if elected

But Bolton said his view is the only one that works for the long term. "If the Muslim Brotherhood wins, say good-bye to the peace treaty with Israel and stability in Sinai," Bolton said. "Egypt has not yet succumbed to civil war, as Syria has, but it's getting close."

Bolton wrote: "The Muslim Brotherhood is not a normal political party as Westerners understand that term. It is an armed ideology--a militia that fires on its opponents and burns down churches. The Brotherhood, therefore, shares full blame for the continuing carnage. Should it ever regain power, whether through free elections or otherwise, it will never let go."

Joe Walsh: Two-state solution for Israel-Palestine failed for 64 years

The Palestinians continue to fire rockets directly at innocent Israeli families and children, and they have betrayed the fundamental tenet of the two-state solution they tout by cutting Israel out of negotiations and going directly to the UN.

The only viable solution for the Middle East is a one-state solution: one contiguous Israeli state from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. There will not and cannot be lasting peace in the Middle East until then.

Gary Johnson: We can no longer afford to shell out billions in foreign aid

Meanwhile, the federal government is spending us deeper and deeper into debt while we shell out billions in foreign aid we can no longer afford and trillions more for foreign wars in which our national interest is just not apparent to me.