ABC's "This Week,"

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney said on Sunday that the Obama administration's approach to Iran was "entirely wrong-headed" and made the case that the contested results of that country's elections proved that the president's policy of apologizing for America was "not working."...

"It's very clear that the president's policy of going around the world and apologizing for America is not working," said Romney. "North Korea is not just saber rattling. They've taken the saber out of the sheath.  Iran is moving head alone towards nuclearization.  Russia is on the same course they were on. And all the apologies he provided to the Europeans have not led any of the European nations to provide any additional support for us in Afghanistan. Look, just sweet talk and criticizing America is not go doing enhance freedom in the world."

First off, President Obama is not going around "apologizing" for 'anything'.  He's 'talking' to our friends and enemies instead of being a bully as the past administration was.  He's trying to mend broken alliances that the GOP helped to break.

Secondly, if Obama's policy (which has only had 5 months to  convert 8 years of the Bush admin's policies) isn't working, why then did millions in Iran vote for CHANGE this past election there?  Why then are there thousands in the streets of Iran today protesting the reelection of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad if Iranians want to 'stay the course'?  Why is the newly elected administration in Iran having to arrest members of the other candidate's group:

At least 10 leaders of two reformist groups who had backed opposition candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi were under arrest last night as police used tear gas and clubs to quell mass street protests.

A total of 170 people were arrested over the big post-election protests and street riots in Tehran.

As for North Korea moving towards nuclearization; they've been doing that ever since the Bush administration and the GOP started saber rattling back in 2001.  Check the stories back in 2001 forward, you'll see where NK made the very same threats.

When President Bush declared that Iraq, Iran and North Korea were the "axis of evil",

"a North Korean foreign ministry spokesman described Mr Bush's State of the Union address as "little short of a declaration of war".

In a statement from the foreign ministry, Pyongyang said Washington's recent problems were "entirely attributable to the unilateral and self-opinionated foreign policy, political immaturity and moral leprosy of the Bush administration".

The US Central Intelligence Agency has released a report saying that North Korea sold numerous missiles to the Middle East and other areas of tension last year (2001 a Bush year).

In February of 2003, North Korea threatened to abandon the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean war, accusing the United States of plotting a pre-emptive attack on the communist state.

North Korea's rhetoric has been escalating since the crisis flared up late last year, and warnings of an impending US attack are broadcast almost daily in Pyongyang's official media. It was not clear whether last night's statement broke that pattern or represented more of the same.

North Korea conducted their first nuclear test in 2006 - during the Bush so-called "get tough" years.

Fourthly, I believe it is former governor Mitt Romney that is hurting our relations with Iranians by making those statements today on This Week's ABC show.  It is Romney that is being "wrong headed" here.

If reports are correct and if half of Iranians supported someone other than Ahmadinejad, than Romney just gave half of Iran the 'finger'!  He's said to those that are fighting the STATUS QUO in Iran -- "You Failed! So give up"

I'm sure that those same Iranians will definitely bother listening to what Mitt Romney says from here on out. 

Romney is IGNORING their efforts to "unclench their fists" by removing the current leadership.