But to argue foreign policy you have to know foreign policy.
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"Fact check: Obama's hasn't been an original foreign policy as much as it has been a politicized foreign policy," Ricks wrote in Foreign Policy.
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Still, campaigning on foreign policy isn't the same as implementing foreign policy.
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Foreign policy Congress and Trump are expected to battle on multiple foreign policy fronts in 85033 as Republicans appear increasingly unnerved by the administration's foreign policy decisions.
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Even on foreign policy, several candidates articulated Sanders's critiques of America's interventionist foreign policy.
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The foreign policy establishment is now merged with the self-professed foreign policy radicals.
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President's foreign policy in shambles Trump's foreign policy agenda is now largely in shambles.
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With widespread concern over Trump's foreign policy, even several Democratic foreign policy insiders have said Abrams would bring welcome expertise to an understanding of foreign policy to the job.
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"The foreign policy of the Obama administration resembles nothing so much as the foreign policy of Bush 41," a foreign policy aide to Bush, Richard Haass, suggested in 2009.
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The second avenue of change is foreign policy, and foreign policy can change the fastest.
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Trump's actual foreign policy vision represents a fundamental break with decades of American foreign policy.
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That is one of the defining themes of progressives in domestic politics; in the foreign policy context, I think this is partly why the new progressive foreign policy breaks down barriers between domestic policy and foreign policy and between economic policy and foreign policy.
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The President of Kosovo is a part of foreign policy, but he cannot create foreign policy.
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Trump and Kushner, his self-appointed foreign policy guru, have few guiding principles on foreign policy.
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Mark Weisbrot is president of Just Foreign Policy, an organization dedicated to reforming U.S. foreign policy.
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That puts a man with no foreign policy experience advising a president with no foreign policy experience — potentially without the help of the officials with arguably the most foreign policy experience.
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Focus on foreign policy But on other issues -- particular foreign policy -- Rubio has railed against the administration.
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I am a foreign policy scholar and practitioner who has studied U.S. foreign policy through many administrations.
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These were her "signature issues" of foreign policy and vital to the achievement of every foreign policy goal.
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On foreign policy -- Throw out decades of US foreign policy to engage North Korea, but don't engage diplomatically.
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Then a ballyhooed foreign policy speech in late April was widely panned by experts across the foreign policy spectrum.
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Clinton spent much of a foreign policy speech this week bashing Trump and his foreign policy positions and experience.
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Like President Bush, President Trump has given a number of prominent speeches on foreign policy, but Tuesday's speech brought the America First foreign policy into focus with his most high-profile foreign policy address to date.
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Trump's affinity for the foreign policy of Perot helps us situate Trump in the broader debate on American foreign policy.
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Iran and foreign policy The partisan strife extends to one foreign policy issue that has also riven the presidential campaign.
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And it's easy to confuse Russia's foreign policy with Putin's foreign policy, given how much influence he exercises over it.
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And several crucial foreign policy decisions seem as much motivated by personal animosity or preference as detailed foreign policy arguments.
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They have influential, well-staffed foreign policy programs — all of which advocate for a more aggressive, military-focused foreign policy.
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What Ms. Hill likely helped outline today was the difference between our official foreign policy and the real foreign policy.
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The President's aggressive foreign policy moves regarding Venezuela and Iran will likely headline the foreign policy portion of the speech.
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Trump's biggest foreign policy decisions since taking office Trump's biggest foreign policy decisions since taking office This segment originally aired Feb.
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"The deadly poison for foreign policy is for foreign policy to become an issue of party and factional fighting," he added.
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As a result, while Nixon and Kissinger carried out a foreign policy revolution, Trump's foreign policy has been characterized by incoherence.
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That's the concrete way that the lack of left-wing foreign policy think tank work pushes foreign policy to the right.
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A bevy of foreign policy heavyweights, ranging from Democratic foreign policy hand Zbigniew Brzezinski to John McCain, have made similar proposals.
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Make American foreign policy local The State Department should deepen relationships with U.S. cities and states increasingly active in foreign policy.
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But the truth is that a smarter foreign policy, a foreign policy I advocate for, is one that engages, but more smartly.
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Tim Naftali: Trump doesn't understand foreign policy Donald Trump seems to understand less about foreign policy now than when he started running.
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Democratic foreign policy experts I spoke to worry that Democrats are squandering an opportunity to prepare for the looming foreign policy fight.
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Stuart GottliebNew YorkThe writer, a former Senate foreign policy adviser and speechwriter, teaches American foreign policy and international security at Columbia University.
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So we've ended up with a foreign policy in which the generals are the custodians of the foreign policy status quo, right?
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Trump's tunnel-vision foreign policy, centered on the military, will leave other elements of the US foreign policy toolbox idle while incurring significant expense and risk for troops pressured to become the solution to all of America's foreign policy challenges.
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But Kissinger's legacy is still a subject of wide-ranging, angry debate among American foreign policy experts — because it speaks to some fundamental issues about what matters in US foreign policy and the fundamental nature of the foreign policy establishment itself.
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Criticized Trump's foreign policy statements O'Brien had criticized Trump's foreign policy positions several times before lending his support to the eventual Republican nominee.
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It's therefore no surprise that foreign policy questions rarely get asked during primary debates, as a chart from Foreign Policy last month shows.
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Hardline foreign policy Similarly, Erdogan has pursued a hardline foreign policy that has diminished Turkey's influence in the Middle East and North Africa.
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The President must have the authority to conduct American foreign policy taking into account government intelligence and long-term foreign policy strategic interests.
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If you want an official statement of U.S. foreign policy in the formal way U.S. foreign policy is stated, well, that's [Tillerson's] job.
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Rachel Millsap is a junior fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council in Washington, D.C., a nonprofit group focused on American foreign policy.
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Acknowledging that the US foreign policy establishment failed both Americans and Afghans need not mean a complete rejection of a foreign policy altogether.
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Page raised concern among foreign policy experts for publicly and effusively praising Russian President Vladimir Putin and criticizing U.S. foreign policy toward Russia.
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His name keeps emerging in key anecdotes as a top foreign policy player, who was horrified about the shadow foreign policy on Ukraine.
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Back then, the Democrats were running a candidate with little actual foreign policy experience but a very clear vision of American foreign policy.
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So the people responsible for guiding American foreign policy are barred from reading foreign policy coverage that you and I may access freely.
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Bolton's been wrong on every single foreign policy issue for the last 30 years – he's like the perpetual ghost who haunts American foreign policy.
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Human rights as a foreign policy priority For successive administrations, the cause of human rights has been at the center of American foreign policy.
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What President Trump promised the American people – to the shock of the foreign policy establishment – was something very different from the Obama foreign policy.
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Attacks on foreign policy Clinton hammered Sanders as someone who "hasn't thought it through" on a number of foreign policy issues Thursday, including Iran.
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"Foreign-policy advisers kept changing all the language that made Obama sound like he wasn't part of the Democratic foreign-policy establishment," he remembers.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Dangerous Babble on Foreign Policy" (editorial, March 29): Concerns regarding Donald Trump's babble on foreign policy are right on.
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Trump Makes Major U-Turns on Foreign Policy President Trump is all over the place these days, especially when it comes to foreign policy.
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As a top foreign policy manager at the most influential conservative think tank in America, Carafano is plugged into the conservative foreign policy world.
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Barack Obama also ran for president as a critic of America's foreign policy establishment (his top foreign policy aide even nicknamed it The Blob).
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Michael O'Hanlon is a senior fellow in foreign policy and Adam Twardowski is a senior research assistant in foreign policy for the Brookings Institution.
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We need to ask whether Kushner acted to influence foreign policy because of family business interests rather than to serve US foreign policy interests.
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Unsurprisingly, this foreign policy has received recent praise from neoconservatives like Elliott Abrams, an erstwhile critic and former Bush and Reagan foreign policy staffer.
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My conversations with these foreign policy experts convinced me that there is at least a potential case to be made for Sanders on foreign policy.
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Foreign policy Trump has yet to put his "America first" vision of foreign policy into practice -- but he could flesh out the details Tuesday night.
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I think climate change is obviously a very, very big foreign policy issue, but I haven't talked about it as the only foreign policy issue.
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" He added: "We are in uncharted territory with Trump foreign policy, and nations should give him some latitude as he forms his foreign policy team.
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And when you talk to Democratic foreign policy hands, that's generally how many see it as well: that Sanders simply isn't a foreign policy candidate.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson recently told his diplomatic staff that US foreign policy should separate "the way people are treated," from US foreign policy.
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Trump has no formal foreign policy experience, and many Republican foreign policy experts have indicated their opposition to him or outright endorsement of Hillary Clinton.
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It looks like foreign policy might offer some very sharp wedges, since two prominent senators are already taking issue with Trump's chaotic foreign policy signals.
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Foreign policy Kasich weighed in at length on the foreign policy front, offering specifics about what he would do in two key areas facing Trump.
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SANDERS' FOREIGN POLICY VISION: Bernie Sanders was in Missouri on Thursday to deliver a foreign policy speech that he hopes will drive the Democratic conversation.
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Foreign policy is where more attention and debate are most required, and not just because foreign policy nearly always gets inadequate attention in political campaigns.
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The result: Mr. Trump's foreign policy is not a foreign policy at all, but rather a vessel for reaching voters on a purely ideological level.
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There is Mr. Trump's foreign policy, and then there is the foreign policy of the rest of the Trump administration, backed by the Republican Party.
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" As in other foreign-policy sectors, the Russia hands divide less along party lines than along foreign-policy philosophies: They are either "realists" or "internationalists.
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The person who has perhaps done the most to guide Sanders's foreign policy platform during this election is his primary foreign policy aide, Matt Duss.
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Foreign Policy: Initially, the United States embraced an isolationist foreign policy, primarily to avoid being drug into the incessant squabbles that have dominated European history.
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Two career foreign policy experts delivered new details about the inner workings of President Trump's foreign policy on Ukraine as well as some history lessons.
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It's foreign policy by tweet from the President, foreign policy carried out by the secretaries of the different agencies, and nary the two shall meet.
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The issue is not over whose foreign policy is better, but rather over the fact that Sanders appears to have no foreign policy at all.
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The vision of foreign policy that Sanders laid out during the 2016 campaign has strong echoes in recent foreign policy activism by the Charles Koch Foundation.
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Much of our foreign policy debates revolve as much around issues that have symbolic power with the electorate as they do actual considerations of foreign policy.
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" During his time with the Trump campaign, foreign policy adviser Carter Page "advocated pro-Russia foreign policy positions and traveled to Moscow in his personal capacity.
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Her foreign policy team would likely have consisted of well-known establishment figures with whom Russian foreign policy leaders would likely have had longstanding working relationships.
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Since the modern foreign-policy-making bureaucracy was created in the National Security Act of 1947, foreign policy has become increasingly centralized in the White House.
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Tulsi has taken media flak on her foreign policy, but she has the best foreign policy values of the Democratic candidates, especially regarding going to war.
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That, of course, includes much of the foreign policy establishment, whose prestige and influence is directly correlated to an activist foreign policy that they can shape.
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Lauren Bohn is a journalist and co-founder of Foreign Policy Interrupted, an organization that seeks to address gender disparity in foreign policy representation in media.
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Finally, as Hoover Institution fellow Kori Schake notes, foreign policy is a "gateway" issue: foreign policy keeps candidates out rather than putting them over the top.
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One of the mysteries of Sanders's prior inability to discuss foreign policy is that earlier in his career, he was highly engaged on foreign policy issues.
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KASICH: Bret, it's very interesting to note, I think it's for the good of the record here that they took a survey of foreign policy magazines, 700 foreign policy experts, who would be the best person to conduct foreign policy of all the candidates in the race?
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Clinton Hits Sanders on His Weak Point: Foreign Policy Despite his quarter decade in Congress, Sanders is still seen as lacking on the foreign policy front, especially compared with Clinton, a former Secretary of State with a large rolodex of foreign policy advisers at her fingertips.
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Aside from the fact that Trump has no foreign policy credentials, the media have decided on a permanent narrative that Trump lacks the temperament to be trusted with foreign policy, so Trump must consider a vice president who has enough foreign policy clout to calm such fears.
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The memo focuses on surveillance of Carter Page, a Trump campaign foreign policy adviser with business ties to Russia and open sympathies with the Kremlin's foreign policy.
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Foreign policy: 'America First' When it comes to foreign policy, Trump has stepped back from the hawkish neoconservative rhetoric that has dominated Republican circles for several decades.
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When you see Sanders struggling to get even a single foreign policy expert to stand up for his campaign, his foreign policy starts to make more sense.
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The op-ed just pretends none of that has happened and proceeds to defend a fantasy foreign policy that bears no resemblance to Trump's actual foreign policy.
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Trump, with almost no coherent foreign policy vision, nonetheless managed to indicate some of the vexing problems with Clinton's foreign policy in a short period of time.
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Trump doesn't have a clear vision for what he wants his foreign policy to accomplish, and often seems unfamiliar with the details of major foreign policy issues.
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That created a large cadre of donors and activists committed to a hawkish foreign policy, many of whom have continued influencing the foreign policy debate for decades.
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Trump badly needs a foreign policy win Like everything in Trump's foreign policy, there is a political explanation for the latest storm that rocked the White House.
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It is possible, for instance, to imagine the foreign policy that would lead to strikes like the ones Trump launched against Syria — but that would be a foreign policy based on upholding international norms of warfare, and a foreign policy that took Obama's red line seriously in 2013.
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"The way Trump spoke about U.S. foreign policy, with a particular focus on Russia, NATO and some other cardinal aspects of U.S. foreign policy views were out of kilter with traditional, mainstream foreign policy thinking," said Andrew S. Weiss, a Russia expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Petricek, 37 and a relative newcomer to foreign policy, has spoken in favour of helping refugees in camps outside the EU, more in line with Babis's foreign policy.
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Corker praised Trump after he gave a foreign policy speech when he was still a presidential candidate, and he began receiving calls from Trump with foreign policy questions.
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As the top Democrat, Menendez will gain control of a staff of foreign policy experts and a powerful perch to oversee the foreign policy of the Trump administration.
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He has shown contempt for the bipartisan foreign-policy establishment and used foreign policy as a means for partisan point-scoring, including by dismantling whatever Barack Obama built.
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But Sanders's choice of Churchill as a "great leader" who has influenced his thinking on foreign policy suggests he's not doing much thinking on foreign policy at all.
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Foreign policy isn't something Americans usually care about at the ballot box — they mostly have domestic concerns — although a major foreign policy blunder could weigh down a candidacy.
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But I repeat, to have a foreign policy military policy you need to have a comprehensive strategy and not to have a zigzag foreign policy that worries me.
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Haass is a centrist foreign policy thinker and president of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think tank seen as a fixture of the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
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Whether his new foreign policy team will have any better luck than the old one in managing the President or the nation's foreign policy remains to be seen.
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However, the secretary of state merely carries out the foreign policy directives of the president, and doesn't make substantive foreign policy decisions without the consent of the president.
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Foreign policy: With his choice of advisers, AMLO has signaled a non-interventionist approach that would see Mexico disengage from the world, Richard Miles writes in Foreign Policy.
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The Nunes memo focuses on surveillance of Carter Page, a Trump campaign foreign policy adviser with business ties to Russia and open sympathies with the Kremlin's foreign policy.
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Foreign policy elites have been anything but wise and have promoted several of the worst foreign policy blunders in American history, including the wars in Vietnam and Iraq.
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On foreign policy, Inslee said he would "have a diametrically opposed position" to Trump, whom he described as someone who views foreign policy as a zero-sum game.
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But what's weird is that Paul isn't just offering policy advice based on Trump's foreign policy views — he's actually trying to define Trump's foreign policy view for him.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA), focuses on surveillance of Carter Page, a Trump campaign foreign policy adviser with business ties to Russia and open sympathies with the Kremlin's foreign policy.
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Last month, in his first formal foreign policy speech, Trump offered a largely isolationist vision that challenged decades-old foreign policy assumptions of the United States and its allies.
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Unlike his immediate predecessors, who framed their foreign policy in idealistic terms, Trump eschews the advancement of moral values and conducts foreign policy within a short-term transactional prism.
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But it doesn't seem, at least in the way you outlined it, like a foreign policy doctrine that would provide clear and specific solutions for individual foreign policy problems.
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Few Clinton supporters found Obama's foreign policy instincts difficult to swallow, whereas Sanders supporters will be asked to support a candidate whose foreign policy judgment they do not trust.
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Trump, odious though he may be, appears to have done what GOP foreign policy elites refused to do for so long: give Republican voters the foreign policy they want.
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Mr. Xi, who has been the strongest foreign policy president for China, will be further emboldened, Mr. Shi said, and will be "even less prudent" in his foreign policy.
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An obscure figure in foreign policy circles, Papadopoulos was one of five people who Trump listed as foreign policy advisers during a Washington Post editorial board meeting last year.
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Barring some foreign policy event that creates a unifying effect around the flag, foreign policy will remain a highly polarizing issue with voters taking their cues from their candidates.
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Pundits and conservative foreign policy thinkers have been making similar arguments, claiming that the killing of Soleimani has single-handedly struck a major blow against Iran's aggressive foreign policy.
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"Occasionally it might be a good idea to be honest about American foreign policy," Sanders said, as a round on his left-wing, anti-imperialist foreign policy chugged along.
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Cheney, a fierce defender of the foreign policy of President George W. Bush, politely questioned the approach of Pence's boss, President Donald Trump, on foreign policy and national security.
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But Trump's focus on arms exports as a goal of foreign policy, rather than a tool that serves foreign policy, is consistent with his strange thinking about trade policy.
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If in 2016 his foreign-policy thinking was underbaked, then in 2019 he stands as one of the few candidates with a fully formed vision for American foreign policy.
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There are legitimate debates to be had over Trump's foreign policy, but the view of the GOP leadership has long been clear: Mattis's views on foreign policy should be heeded.
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Some rules: Don't tweet about foreign leaders and foreign policy One of the most difficult parts of serving as the commander in chief is handling the delicacies of foreign policy.
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A more plausible line of defence is that presidents have wide latitude to guide foreign policy, and that quid pro quos happen all the time; foreign policy is always transactional.
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In May 2012 -- three days after Putin retook the Russian presidency -- he signed a foreign policy paper stating that fighting the US Magnitsky Act was his top foreign policy priority.
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Clinton has not given a major interview about her foreign policy views with any longtime national foreign policy writers, such as Mr. Trump did with my colleague David E. Sanger.
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Interviewers will ask more basic questions about foreign policy, on the theory that Johnson actually doesn't know anything about foreign policy and thus will respond with more news-making ignorance.
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A fiercely intelligent man with deeply conservative, nationalistic and aggressive views about American foreign policy, Mr. Bolton may bring more consistency and predictability to President Trump's foreign policy, many suggest.
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Trump, he added, had "wrecked America's ability to do foreign policy" by reversing U.S. foreign policy on a whim, and refusing to protect a U.S. military ally, the Kurds. Sen.
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Here's some highlights of the one Trump put out last night: Foreign policy notifications: There are several provisions requiring advanced notification or certification on an array of foreign policy issues.
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Bernie Sanders' key foreign policy adviser is Matt Duss, a staffer in his Senate office since early 2017 who has a reputation for taking on the Washington foreign policy establishment.
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" He added: "On political matters, however, particularly on foreign policy issues, I don't necessarily believe that that binds those of us in the faith in terms of issues of foreign policy.
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SIMON FRASERPermanent under-secretary from 240 to 2015Foreign and Commonwealth OfficeLondon * Brexit didn't reduce Britain's foreign policy to rubble; it was the rubble of Britain's foreign policy that led to Brexit.
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Because of the unorthodox foreign-policy positions that Mr Trump took on many subjects, including Russia, no top-tier Republican foreign-policy advisers were prepared to work for the Republican nominee.
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Nevertheless, amid Trump's showboating and frequently stream of consciousness thoughts, he raises some critical foreign policy questions that challenge the longtime Washington foreign policy consensus but deserve to be taken seriously.
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And, finally, though Reagan had no actual foreign policy experience; he had thought about foreign policy; he had read about it and he was prepared to learn from others about it.
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The bottom line from Eurasia Group and GZERO Media president Ian Bremmer (punctuation his): Go deeper: America's great foreign policy divide America's resurgent hegemony How Mike Pence wields foreign policy power
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Concerned that foreign policy was veering off course as the war wound to an end, the men behind America First came together again to support a four-page foreign policy weekly.
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O'Brien, a California-based attorney with an international practice and decades of foreign policy experience, has chronicled the major developments in U.S. foreign policy throughout the 1990s and the 21st century.
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Upending decades of foreign policy Trump's decision upended seven decades of US foreign policy that has resisted a recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital before the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is resolved.
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"She took a dig at Trump's foreign policy at her campaign launch, saying "we must respect our frontline troops, diplomats, and intelligence officers … they deserve better than foreign policy by tweet.
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He was endorsed by foreign policy stalwarts like former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, people who deeply support maintaining the foreign policy status quo.
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Alarmingly, despite the mounting evidence against reputation theory, it continues to drive US foreign policy discourse — and has recently even been integrated into the formal legal basis of American foreign policy.
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With no foreign-policy adults in the White House—and an inexperienced and unconfirmed secretary of state in Mike Pompeo—one can expect little substantive foreign policy exchange during MBS' visit.
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One of President Trump's top aides says it's hard to publicly explain the administration's foreign policy for a simple reason: The White House doesn't appear to actually have a foreign policy.
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This is a president who describes his foreign policy as "America First," and who warned against "the false song of globalism" in his most comprehensive foreign policy speech during the campaign.
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Clinton took the opportunity during a debate Thursday night to critique Sanders on his foreign policy chops and a rolodex of foreign policy staffers and advisers that is looking remarkably thin.
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That pressure, from America's allies and from its Washington-based foreign policy establishment, clearly troubles Obama — and he seems to see resisting it as an important foreign policy mission in itself.
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" The other says, "America needs a sensible foreign policy.
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Here's what you need to know: • Foreign policy clash.
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The moment was just the latest manifestation of something strange about Washington's foreign policy community: It is deeply, viscerally committed to defending and advocating for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a country whose authoritarian government, ultra-conservative values, and extremist-promoting foreign policy would seem like an unusual passion project for American foreign policy professionals.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has his eyes on a new foreign policy prize: a grand nuclear deal with Russia and China, that he sees as a potential signature foreign policy achievement.
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Skinner, a foreign policy scholar, was hired by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo last year as a senior advisor and director of a unit responsible for crafting guidance on foreign policy.
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Phares was also a member of the Trump foreign policy team, and Trump included him — along with Papadopoulos and Page -- in his list of initial foreign policy advisers back in March 2016.
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Luke Coffey is director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy, of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy, at The Heritage Foundation.
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To defeat Trump and put American foreign policy back on track, the Democrats should embrace a foreign policy of restraint, one that relies more on international cooperation and less on military intervention.
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Foreign policy When the conversation turned to foreign policy in the second half of the debate, Clinton appeared more comfortable than Sanders, as would be expected for a former secretary of state.
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He has reestablished productive diplomacy as the central task of a progressive foreign policy, and as a viable alternative approach to dealing with countries the GOP foreign policy establishment would rather bomb.
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"Biden explicitly offers continuity with mainstream, centrist US foreign policy thinking from the era before Trump," Paul Musgrave, a US foreign policy expert at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, told me.
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After Trump's victory in November, foreign policy scholars and professionals were terrified that Trump would throw out the largely bipartisan approach that has shaped American foreign policy for the last 70 years.
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Many foreign-policy hands are eager to return to the Obama-era status quo, as if American foreign policy since the end of the Cold War had, until the evening of Nov.
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Later Wednesday, Mr. Biden gave a foreign policy address in Iowa where he briefly referenced that moment, again noting his surprise at her remarks before turning back to his foreign policy agenda.
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"This seems to be a lot of smoke and mirrors," said Aaron Stein, author of "Turkey's New Foreign Policy," and director of the Middle East program at the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
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" But Mr. Paul redirected the blame for foreign-policy mistakes to Mr. Graham, who, the Kentucky senator said, "has been wrong about almost every foreign-policy decision of the last two decades.
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More recently, Foreign Policy Interrupted found that of, all foreign policy op-eds in 1996, 2006, and 2016 published in the four largest newspapers in the US, 15% were written by women.
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The overhaul in the foreign policy team also represents a final break with the Republican foreign policy establishment, which had been instrumental in pushing the claims of Tillerson, a former ExxonMobil chief.
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Trump, who has pushed protectionist trade policies and a more isolationist foreign policy than what is usually embraced by Republican nominees, has long faced particular problems with the GOP foreign policy establishment.
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Even some Republican foreign policy experts have made the case that withdrawing from the deal could have negative effects on Mr. Trump's efforts to push other elements of his foreign policy agenda.
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It will be argued that those from the military do have foreign policy experience, but that experience is necessarily geared more toward operations than more conceptual and abstract questions of foreign policy.
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He has reestablished productive diplomacy as the central task of a progressive foreign policy, and as a viable alternative approach to dealing with countries the GOP foreign policy establishment would rather bomb.
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Foreign policy: There are two big areas Democrats plan to focus on when it comes to foreign policy; passing a resolution to end US involvement in Yemen, and slapping tougher sanctions on Russia.
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And changing the paradigm in Washington and in foreign policy is very similar, and that Reagan kind of upset the apple cart as far as detente and foreign policy towards the Soviet Union.
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He told me that more recently, he has made an effort to use the word "muscular" far less often because it tends to equate a hawkish foreign policy with a good foreign policy.
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Given the options of Trump's belligerent foreign policy, Clinton's hawkish instincts, and Obama's wary foreign policy and economic progressivism, the latter is the best progressives can hope for in a Clinton-Trump election.
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Before we head to the ballot box in November, we must ask our representatives not only about their vision for U.S. foreign policy, but also their willingness to exercise their foreign policy prerogatives.
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"Trump thinks of himself as the only person who matters on foreign policy, he equates good personal relationships with foreign leaders as good foreign policy," Washington Post columnist Daniel Drezner wrote on Monday.
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Security cooperation has long been a foreign policy tool in America's pocket, but under the Trump administration, it "has been elevated to a tool of first resort for US foreign policy," Lt. Gen.
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We call on him to hold a series of bipartisan meetings with congressional foreign policy leaders to seek common ground on key foreign policy issues and a framework for civil debate going forward.
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Trump detailed the position and his foreign policy team just hours before his first major foreign policy test -- a speech before the annual 18,000-strong American Israel Public Affairs Committee gathering in Washington.
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"We are not aspiring to be a globalized nation, that is gone," said Vladimir Frolov, an independent foreign policy analyst, ''Russia's foreign policy strategy is to be a cat who walks by himself.
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The phrase "Jacksonian" belongs to the foreign policy scholar Walter Russell Mead, part of a famous typology in which he divides American foreign policy tendencies into four worldviews: Hamiltonian, Wilsonian, Jacksonian and Jeffersonian.
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On the eve of his June foreign policy speech, Buttigieg already had "a foreign policy brain trust, which includes more than 100 experts," led by an Obama-era Pentagon spokesman, according to Politico.
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"There are some areas of conventional US foreign policy where Trump has changed things," Matthew Kroenig, a national security expert at the Atlantic Council and a supporter of Trump's foreign policy, told me.
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Foreign policy is about balancing them all against each other.
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Clinton's grasp of regulatory and foreign policy is genuinely impressive.
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The polls were evidence that his foreign policy was right.
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"In foreign policy, as in politics, perception matters," he said.
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He is and was more involved in foreign policy issues.
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The acid test is how this affects administration foreign policy.
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At times, Exxon under Tillerson actively undermined US foreign policy.
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His foreign policy team is full of marginalized Russian sycophants.
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He doesn't have to abide by the Obama foreign policy.
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Rule 2 You don't own foreign policy, the President does.
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Obama, of course, sees his foreign policy legacy quite differently.
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But President Trump did lay down several foreign policy markers.
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And how has this affected his positions on foreign policy?
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Every presidency brings change and uncertainty to American foreign policy.
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Others in the foreign policy establishment have echoed that recommendation.
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How do we expect the President to conduct foreign policy?
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What's more, American foreign policy has gone off the rails.
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For the most part, Americans don't care about foreign policy.
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He's a former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign.
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Foreign policy will also play some role in Trump's speech.
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One area where Trump may make news is foreign policy.
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The Virginia senator is respected for his foreign policy views.
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Realism is an essential starting point for American foreign policy.
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"I was asked to step down," Flynn told Foreign Policy.
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That was a defining, cardinal failure of British foreign policy.
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That's hardly a sound basis for wise foreign policy choices.
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Especially when it comes to issues such as foreign policy.
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That leaves foreign policy, an arena also marked by inertia.
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Alex Wong, the former foreign policy adviser to Republican Sen.
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He has spent his life protesting against British foreign policy.
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Both started outlining their approaches to foreign policy last fall.
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Trump "doesn't seem to think (foreign policy) matters," Biden said.
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Because tonight, foreign policy became part of the culture war.
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Often in foreign policy we focus on least worst options.
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I'm fearful of his lack of knowledge with foreign policy.
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Who are the big foreign policy advisors for this campaign?
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Bernie SandersBernie Sander's foreign policy is notoriously scant on details.
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These are grave charges in Mr Trump's foreign policy lexicon.
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Foreign policy is mostly about the details, not the chemistry.
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Under Sheikh Tamim, Qatar has toned down its foreign policy.
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It also underlines another misconception about Mr Trump's foreign policy.
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President Trump's disregard for foreign policy is a national concern.
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He also taught American foreign policy at Johns Hopkins University.
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No foreign policy expert could support him in good conscience.
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Reagan was a foreign policy autodidact with experienced ideological advisors.
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This is scheduled as a foreign policy and economic visit.
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"Senator Sanders doesn't talk very much about foreign policy," Mrs.
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Trump made similar statements in an April foreign policy address.
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It was an early example of an "ethical" foreign policy.
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For them, our foreign policy can mean life or death.
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The investigation is important for American foreign policy, of course.
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RIVERA: The Saudis have bought and purchased American foreign policy.
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Foreign policy isn't the real estate business; I need help.
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This matters because Kushner is specifically influential on foreign policy.
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Look at American foreign policy for the last 25 years.
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A similar realization is now becoming evident on foreign policy.
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To be sure, foreign policy always has an economic aspect.
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He doesn't have to abide by the Obama foreign policy.
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But she slammed the president foreign policy approach as erratic.
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However, the Democratic Party's foreign policy is, unfortunately, very Republican.
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Obviously, that represents a strategic economic and foreign policy benefit.
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This is The Art of the Deal as foreign policy.
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But identifying double standards does not a foreign policy make.
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Brenda Shaffer is a specialist on energy and foreign policy.
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Only time will tell whether this proves prudent foreign policy.
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Read more about the candidates' stance on foreign policy here.
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"Marco's been consistent about strengthening America's foreign policy," Jindal said.
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A more sensible foreign policy than was anticipated also helps.
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The EU legislature has a limited role in foreign policy.
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Aid is important for advancing U.S. foreign policy and interests.
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Sources said this intelligence referenced foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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First, foreign policy matters more to Americans thanks to Trump.
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All of this makes foreign policy more important moving forward.
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Disclosures from the impeachment will reverberate throughout American foreign policy.
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MORE's foreign policy that his administration helped broker in 2015.
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These are essentially two bureaucrats with a foreign policy gripe.
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Disappearing Foreign Policy," Heer writes, "The real story of the
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She previously covered foreign policy and international affairs for Newsweek.
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If he succeeds it will reframe his foreign policy presidency.
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But foreign policy should be rooted in reality -- not fantasy.
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But you will see the contemplative president developing foreign policy.
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Barack Obama's foreign policy was characterized as leading from behind.
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Not every congressional attempt to shape foreign policy is appropriate.
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For them, trade is an extension of their foreign policy.
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At home, it may dismay foreign policy graybeards like Sen.
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Sometimes in foreign policy, it's better not to be disruptive.
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But they had the experience to make foreign policy decisions.
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Harman studied foreign policy at the Institute of World Politics.
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He studied foreign policy at the Institute of World Politics.
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Blank is senior fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council.
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Republican foreign policy leaders have compared him to European fascists.
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His foreign policy was once described as leading from behind.
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Congress has key prerogatives in foreign policy and international commerce.
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Krivokapić questioned Trump's knowledge of foreign policy following the comments.
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As for foreign policy, Hillary has flapped her hawkish wings.
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This is not the best foreign policy to use here.
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Presidential debates and news media alike often shortchange foreign policy.
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The administration has given mixed signals on foreign policy, too.
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The result is a more coherent approach to foreign policy.
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Clinton over what he said was an aggressive foreign policy.
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You know, peace through strength is foreign policy that works.
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Each incident prompted questions about Trump's wider foreign policy strategy.
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Ultimately, the foreign policy trip he sought did not materialize.
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On foreign policy she is more hawkish than Mr. Obama.
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LOVE, SEX AND OTHER FOREIGN POLICY GOALSBy Jesse Armstrong356 pp.
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He was a very sober and prudent foreign policy figure.
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He has assembled a great and credible foreign policy team.
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Foreign policy was not a big topic at the debate.
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He is a favorite of the conservative foreign policy community.
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Blank is senior fellow with the American Foreign Policy Council.
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Why should I know economic principles or foreign policy developments?
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Still, Democratic candidates have hit Trump on his foreign policy.
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It's time to shake the rust off America's foreign policy.
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Reagan was also a free trader and foreign policy internationalist.
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But in this case, the foreign policy angle is explicit.
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And US courts are extremely wary of reviewing foreign policy.
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If anyone needs foreign policy advice, it is Mr. Trump.
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And other officials have created their own foreign policy fiefdoms.
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More generally, Obama expresses disdain with the foreign policy community.
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He associated himself with neoconservative foreign policy proposals and personnel.
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He also serves as Senator Leahy's senior foreign policy aide.
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Commentary: How the midterm elections could sway Trump's foreign policy.
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Discussion of foreign policy remains limited chiefly to Brazil's elite.
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He made this front and center of his foreign policy.
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I think his ideas for foreign policy are extremely dangerous.
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"Discrimination breeds radicalization," foreign policy analyst Rula Jebreal told Refinery29.
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But the speech wasn't really about foreign policy per se.
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Yet they've managed to build up robust foreign policy institutions.
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Foreign policy fears, particularly over the Iran deal, run deep.
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This is how Trump does foreign policy thinking more generally.
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It's early, and foreign policy doesn't register much with voters.
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Trump's meddling in this is perilous for US foreign policy.
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Sessions praised Trump's effort on trade, immigration and foreign policy.
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Mr. Trump spoke only in general terms about foreign policy.
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In practice, much of foreign policy is responding to crises.
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" He praised Mr. Trump's regional foreign policy as "rational, realistic.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders' foreign policy leaves much to be desired.
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Foreign policy would be different, and that's a big deal.
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The decision was first reported by Foreign Policy on Tuesday.
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Foreign policy conservatives can be grouped into four broad categories.
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Not all House Democrats share the same foreign policy views.
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In fact, it's vital to understanding Trump's dangerous foreign policy.
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As with much else, climate change could upend foreign policy.
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The slippery slope school of foreign policy has its limitations.
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Much of the Russian foreign policy establishment doesn't like Clinton.
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Still, foreign policy successes were the hallmark of his presidency.
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This wouldn't guarantee normal foreign policy from the Trump administration.
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He didn't know anything about foreign policy He was extreme.
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"Parts Unknown" often felt like a commentary on foreign policy.
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Yet this is the foreign policy of the Trump administration.
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The disconnect on foreign policy was clear this week, too.
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Go deeper: Big foreign policy changes coming if Trump loses
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"Foreign policy is intensely local in South Florida," Mora said.
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The left should aim to bring democracy into foreign policy.
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The American foreign policy establishment is notoriously forgiving — of itself.
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Most people form opinions about foreign policy after the fact.
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It's one of the lowest moments in American foreign policy.
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What he has done in Syria is not foreign policy.
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And trade isn't the only climate change foreign policy issue.
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Bloomberg, then, has his fair share of foreign policy credentials.
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These movements, however, share few of Washington's foreign policy goals.
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American foreign policy is increasingly falling into disarray and incoherence.
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This has become the new normal in U.S. foreign policy.
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She leads on immigration, foreign policy, women's rights and trade.
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And Republicans' hawkish foreign policy often aligns with Israeli positions.
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In foreign policy, it's unlikely that Russia will change course.
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Diplomacy is an essential part of a successful foreign policy.
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They create confusion among America's allies over US foreign policy.
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Enough secret misbehaviour has already gone on in foreign policy.
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Then tomorrow afternoon we have two foreign policy professionals appearing.
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They have supported American foreign policy on virtually every front.
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Oddly enough, his foreign policy trips have been wildly successful.
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Trump's positions on fiscal and foreign policy are equally frightening.
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It's not an opinion unanimously shared in foreign policy circles.
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The announcement generated considerable unease in the foreign policy establishment.
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And U.S. foreign policy is complicated by disinformation. Wow. Huh.
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Trump has said they disagreed on key foreign policy issues.
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And I don't even want to think about foreign policy.
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They seek a theological sanction for secular foreign policy choices.
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Republican foreign policy was once defined by clashing world views.
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In his foreign policy, Mr. Trump represents something wholly new.
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It's also part of CVA's broader "Rethink Foreign Policy" campaign.
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If the subject is foreign policy, Biden believes he's winning.
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Meanwhile, 18% chose income inequality, and 9% picked foreign policy.
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" Mulvaney: "We do that all the time with foreign policy.
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But the deeper flaw of Trump's foreign policy isn't psychological.
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Let's hear serious discussions about healthcare, trade and foreign policy.
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It does not address Israel or Sanders' foreign policy positions.
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The encounter could have broad implications for American foreign policy.
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Climate change ranked above both foreign policy and income inequality.
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Fred Gedrich is a foreign policy and national security analyst.
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He can pursue the kind of foreign policy he desires.
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On the foreign policy front he was no waverer, however.
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At the same time, there have been foreign policy successes.
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If so, it's probably a Trump administration foreign policy decision.
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His progressive foreign policy vision will certainly have its critics.
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Of course, U.S. foreign policy rarely has been about principle.
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Our foreign policy is in disarray, making us less safe.
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He covered foreign policy in his "Global Climate Mobilization" plan.
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Ortagus would bring deep foreign policy experience to the job.
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The administration is beginning to confront knotty foreign policy issues.
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They were joined by foreign policy experts and conservative pundits.
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That campaign cycle had an unusual focus on foreign policy.
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Then came candidate Trump and his "America First" foreign policy.
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Her foreign policy priorities have so far been less clear.
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But they are likely to have significant foreign policy implications.
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"Foreign policy is not made by one man," he said.
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Michael McFaul: In foreign policy, Trump gets points for creativity.
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MORE seem to have nothing in common regarding foreign policy.
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Bolton's departure suddenly gave Pompeo singular influence on foreign policy.
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The travel payments were previously reported by Foreign Policy magazine.
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Saagar Enjeti argues what Warren gets wrong on foreign policy.
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Imagine US foreign policy if Hillary Clinton were now president.
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Seasoned foreign policy hands cannot be recreated or recruited overnight.
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Members of Congress have defied him recently on foreign policy.
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All those assertions directly contradicted Mr. Trump's foreign policy positions.
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Ryan Zinke were featured speakers on Trump's foreign policy night.
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Does he ever convene foreign policy and national security briefings?
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The campaign has been especially critical of Trump's foreign policy.
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" He asked, "Who, for example, are Sanders's foreign policy advisers?
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Bernie Sanders' perceived weakest points and her strongest: foreign policy.
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No because I don't like Russians and their foreign policy.
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In debates, he often sounds uncomfortable talking about foreign policy.
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This is a staple of Trump's rhetoric on foreign policy.
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Trump, by contrast, has basically no understanding of foreign policy.
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Foreign policy dictated by domestic policy Trump's foreign policy is often calculated to advance his domestic political goals -- one reason why he has so fulsomely embraced Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his aspirations.
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CNN reports that the 30-year-old briefly worked as a foreign policy adviser to GOP presidential primary candidate Ben Carson, then joined the Trump campaign as a foreign policy adviser in March 2016.
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All it would take is Sanders hiring one or two low-level foreign policy staffers to not just address his foreign policy weakness but also try to turn it into a strength versus Clinton.
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Tim Kaine, on a call organized by the Clinton campaign, cast Sanders as a "risky bet" on foreign policy and someone who has not taken much "interest" in foreign policy while in the Senate.
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What Trump's words -- and Merkel's reaction -- reveal is something that sharp foreign policy minds have known since the start of Trump's campaign: His true potential for drastic change exists in the foreign policy sphere.
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Foreign policy bill The Senate is poised to vote for a third time on a foreign policy bill that includes sanctions against the Syrian government and bolsters U.S. security support for Israel and Jordan.
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Many foreign policy experts are deeply concerned that Trump, who admittedly doesn't like to read books, is willing to make big and bold statements about foreign policy without actually knowing what he's talking about.
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Papadopoulos' place on the Trump campaign was formalized in March when Trump adviser Sam Clovis released the names of eight foreign policy advisers amid public pressure on Trump to disclose his foreign policy team.
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Trump and his foreign policy head into 2018 weighed down by a criminal investigation into his campaign's ties to Russia, an entrenched and recalcitrant foreign policy establishment and little government experience to rely on.
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Kupperman, a longtime associate of Bolton's, joins the administration as Trump is confronting a series of foreign policy issues, including his controversial withdrawal of troops from Syria, which his top foreign policy advisers opposed.
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In venues such as Foreign Policy, The Atlantic and The Washington Post they have described Trump as "utterly incompetent" (Boot) and as running a foreign policy defined by "blunder, inattention, miscomprehension or willfulness" (Cohen).
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Let me emphasize that many Republican and conservative national security and foreign policy leaders agree with most or all of what I write here, along with Democratic and liberal national security foreign policy leaders.
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This isn't just a matter of bad PR. It actively serves to create a contradictory foreign policy, because so much of foreign policy is sending a clear signal to foreign governments about your intentions.
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For foreign policy wonks, a 20,000-word interview with the sitting president on his foreign policy doctrine, like the one Jeffrey Goldberg published last week in the Atlantic, is a rare and delicious treat.
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"By blowing a raspberry at Theresa May, and at official British foreign policy advances, Mr. Trump can also sideline the American foreign policy establishment that was so hostile to his election," Mr. Leonard said.
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He was acknowledged as being seen as a top foreign policy mind, but some argued that he had helped to destroy domestic good will toward American foreign policy during his time in the office.
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In addition to conservative critics like Krauthammer, left-leaning foreign policy scholars, like Shadi Hamid of the Brookings Institute, also have been critical of the results of the Obama administration's well-intentioned foreign policy.
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An active Congress with deep foreign policy expertise strengthens our alliances, develops diplomatic initiatives, conducts effective oversight, supports budget stability, and serves a critical link in communicating American foreign policy interests to the public.
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With the expectation among many foreign policy wonks on Capitol Hill that Clinton will snag the 2016 Democratic nomination, some experts have been loath to associate themselves, however laterally, with Sanders on foreign policy.
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The call for a more "values-based" foreign policy rests on a simple principle: that "every person on this planet shares a common humanity," Sanders said at a foreign policy speech at Westminster College.
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EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini had invited ministers to an informal night-before dinner to discuss the foreign policy impact of Brexit, but diplomats said that date was now in doubt following Johnson's nomination.
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That would prompt a debate in Mrs Merkel's inner circle, which encompasses both foreign-policy idealists (who would lean towards isolating a President Le Pen) and foreign-policy realists (who might lean towards wooing her).
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As Jake Sullivan, a Democratic foreign-policy expert, argues, America's claim to have an exceptional responsibility for the global good has helped it win domestic support for the ambitious foreign policy its national interests require.
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In fact, Donald Trump would destroy American foreign policy and the international system as it's been built up since World War II. Donald Trump does not have a serious foreign policy thought in his head.
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" The President-Elect later pledged in a speech to the American Legion that one of his top foreign policy priorities would be "to end the era of nation-building, and create a new foreign policy . . .
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One last thing: Papadopoulos, though described as a "volunteer" by Trump, was a foreign policy adviser to Trump's campaign, even going so far as to edit a major foreign policy speech for Trump, per NYT.
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"It's fine to have foreign policy objectives but sometimes national security events just come up unexpectedly and are sort of beyond our control and end up overriding your long-term foreign policy strategies," said Davenport.
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On foreign policy, Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson was an outside-the-box choice for secretary of state, but he came with strong recommendations from GOP foreign policy veterans like Condoleezza Rice and Bob Gates.
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As we rapidly approach the 70th anniversary of "The Sinews of Peace" speech, perhaps it is time for renewed interest in a foreign policy speech, a foreign policy vision, which encapsulates the best of Churchill.
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With Bolton and Pompeo as his top foreign policy advisors, Trump has created "the most radically aggressive foreign policy team around the American president in modern memory," according to a New York Times news analysis.
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I mean, the situation we're watching hour by hour in Syria today is the result of the failed foreign policy and the weak foreign policy that Hillary Clinton helped lead in this administration and create.
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Bipartisan lawmakers and foreign policy advocates have spoken out publicly against the move to cancel funds to the State Department and US Agency for International Development, warning about their impact on US foreign policy priorities.
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Foreign policy criticism Bolton also launched an outspoken attack on Trump's foreign policy approach, saying the President's North Korea policy was doomed to fail, and called for the administration to exert more pressure on Iran.
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Letter To the Editor: In "Congress Steps Up on Foreign Policy" (editorial, June 22), you point out the important measures Congress has taken to reassert America's leadership on national security, foreign policy and human rights.
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It is years since human rights seriously disrupted Chinese foreign policy.
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"Threats and temper tantrums are no way to negotiate foreign policy."
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"I'm pretty fluent on the issues of foreign policy," he said.
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Pence made no immediate public reference to their foreign policy disconnect.
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His foreign policy legacy is one good intentions and disappointing results.
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Petraeus' foreign policy positions haven't always been in sync with Trump's.
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CLAUDIA ROSETT, FOREIGN POLICY FELLOW, INDEPENDENT WOMEN&aposS FORUM: Oh, yes.
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UK foreign policy should be set by Parliament, not US President.
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So it really dovetails with Russian foreign policy then and now.
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You mentioned Seward played a big role in Lincoln's foreign policy.
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He does face foreign policy challenges in North Korea and Syria.
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And the top foreign policy lawmaker in Congress cannot stop laughing.
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Under Corbyn, this move in foreign policy might evolve more quickly.
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These foreign policy disagreements have long existed within the Republican Party.
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Washington's foreign policy establishment has a host of disagreements with Trump.
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Rubio, Coons: Dems and GOP must work together on foreign policy .
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They say Donald lacks the foreign policy experience to be president.
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Trump shakes his fist, but is US foreign policy actually changing?
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He has also vowed a clean break with Correa's foreign policy.
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The alliance with America is the centrepiece of Australia's foreign policy.
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Compared with the EU, India's foreign policy is positively twinkle-toed.
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Trump's stance on foreign policy, trade and immigration is more uncertain.
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Unpredictability, she said, is not a good thing in foreign policy.
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And then there is the vastly differing experience on foreign policy.
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Foreign policyHillary Clinton's foreign policy would be similar to Barack Obama's.
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But there are parallels beyond the specifics of foreign policy here.
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" Responded Mulvaney: "We do that all the time with foreign policy.
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" He added, "We have never commented on another country's foreign policy.
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And that leads us back to Trump and his foreign policy.
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Future columns this summer could focus on trade and foreign policy.
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The group could discuss economic and foreign policy at the gathering.
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The UK wants to stay an influential European foreign policy power.
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Up to 2016, British foreign policy was based on three pillars.
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So how can the UK lead European foreign policy after Brexit?
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Trump's statements about key foreign policy issues aren't just wrong, then.
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Trump has largely hit Clinton on foreign policy and personal issues.
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Mr Trump's foreign policy is also shaping up in his image.
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Instead, Trump proposes reorienting American foreign policy around destroying our enemies.
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In the realm of foreign policy, all that is happening now.
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His real priorities are more evident in the country's foreign policy.
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"There's going to be political influence in foreign policy," he added.
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And he worries that Hillary Clinton will continue Obama's foreign policy.
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As a foreign policy, the Honey Badger Doctrine is quite effective.
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Foreign policy experts are obsessed with a president's so-called doctrine.
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And like former Trump foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, whose Oct.
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Trump met with his foreign policy team on March 22, 22004.
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Foreign policy goals are complex and ever-changing, to be sure.
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On foreign policy, it was also one shocking statement after another.
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We have a president who is doing foreign-policy by tweet.
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It wasn't about outlining a constructive vision of Republican foreign policy.
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But it's striking how many serious foreign policy issues weren't covered.
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Who actually speaks for US foreign policy, if not the president?
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Yes, there are political grievances, and there are foreign policy grievances.
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Next, the Democrats and American foreign policy—could radical rethinkers emerge?
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Former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page just showed why.
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What does he know about the different foreign policy hot spots?
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Foreign-policy mandarins are terrified that security alliances are being wrecked.
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He has broken with his advisors on other foreign policy decisions.
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The foreign policy and the relationship that this president has built.
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Despite occasional blazing rows, foreign policy was until recently fairly bipartisan.
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Thoughtful supporters of the president's foreign policy always acknowledged his shortcomings.
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They asked Jeb Bush about his foreign policy attacks on Cruz.
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Expect him to feature heavily in the next administration's foreign policy.
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The negotiators face a daunting challenge, straddling domestic and foreign policy.
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The constant political intrigue sometimes manifests itself in foreign-policy rows.
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" The Intercept likewise described Trump's foreign policy as "know-nothing isolationism.
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Trump's top foreign policy advisers were on hand for Abbas' visit.
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You are the face and the voice of American foreign policy.
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Democrats become foreign-policy hawks when the topic turns to Russia.
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Turkish foreign policy has experienced tectonic shifts over the last decade.
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I would pick Hillary because she's had more foreign policy experience.
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Last up for this week is foreign policy writer Zack Beauchamp.
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Mr. Obama's foreign policy maxim "Don't do stupid stuff" may apply.
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For the nth time, I am NOT Trump's foreign policy adviser!
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One key question: Whether Kushner intended to undermine U.S. foreign policy.
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Trump explicitly ran on the promise of an unpredictable foreign policy.
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Obama's foreign policy, particularly in Libya, Syria, and Iraq, emboldened ISIS.
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We've covered a lot of, a lot of foreign policy issues.
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On the world stage, Trump's foreign policy actions have been inconsistent.
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But it's on foreign policy where Trump has been most scattershot.
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Furthermore, economic woes can lead to much more aggressive foreign policy.
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Making radical revisions to US foreign policy is very, very hard.
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American foreign policy has always promoted American investment and commerce abroad.
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"Trade is an integral part of our foreign policy," Daley said.
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Kaine accused Trump of flip-flopping on consequential foreign policy issues.
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Sanders took some issues with Clinton's arguments about his foreign policy.
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Iraq's post-IS foreign policy could have broader regional benefits too.
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He has also sought to show he can handle foreign policy.
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Will Rex Tillerson have the authority to guide American foreign policy?
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Tangible policy outcomes are unlikely, foreign policy experts told NBC News.
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His rhetoric may not appeal to the haute foreign policy arbiters.
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He also was a foreign policy adviser to former Florida Gov.
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In foreign policy, the government could seek support elsewhere in parliament.
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Instead, their opposition results from statements by Trump in foreign policy.
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Adopting a conventional Republican foreign policy has obvious advantages for Trump.
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Issues like foreign policy and the tax code—not so much.
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I'm not suggesting this is a great approach to foreign policy.
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"This President doesn't trust the foreign-policy establishment," Rice told me.
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When it comes to foreign policy, the Trump-Obama similarities continue.
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Ted Piccone is a senior fellow in foreign policy at Brookings.
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The final criteria is knowledge of fiscal, domestic and foreign policy.
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U.S. foreign policy now is all about containing disorder and messes.
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These are just five tools our lawmakers have on foreign policy.
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This is the foreign policy equivalent of fiddling while Rome burns.
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Sanders didn't put forward a clearer foreign policy vision until 2017.
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That makes the left's foreign policy vacuum all the more glaring.
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Critics often make similar accusations about Trump's own foreign policy approach.
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And he's achieved great successes, I might add, in foreign policy.
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It also plays a role in his broader foreign-policy thinking.
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That goal is now wholly disowned by the foreign policy community.
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He referred to the American foreign-policy establishment as the Blob.
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Trump's lack of foreign policy experience has been a serious liability.
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Page and Papadopoulos served as foreign policy advisers on the campaign.
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In general, congressionally-levied sanctions are a poor foreign policy tool.
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You will also have a working knowledge of US foreign policy.
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Talbott plans to stay on as a foreign policy senior fellow.
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The allegations were first reported by Lara Seligman in Foreign Policy.
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He seems to have tailored foreign policy for personal financial gain.
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She is more of a foreign policy hawk than President Obama.
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Espousing a foreign policy "tempered by realism," Mr. Trump portrayed Mrs.
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Foreign policy has changed a lot in the last five years.
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PRC routinely tightly link foreign policy with trade to punish countries.
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A new era in U.S.-Iran foreign policy began Nov. 8.
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Clinton has advocated a more hawkish foreign policy stance than Sanders.
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The first scheme involved the Trump foreign-policy adviser George Papadopoulos.
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Trump's foreign policy is "dangerous," Clinton's campaign said in a release.
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" George W. Bush developed "compassionate conservativism" and a "humble foreign policy.
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Not surprisingly, foreign policy fissures have emerged among top Democratic candidates.
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Lugar advanced U.S. foreign policy while defending democracy and freedom abroad.
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Trump's foreign policy is not motivated by what's best for America.
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One might say that Trump's base is dictating America's foreign policy.
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The developing relationship is seen as an Obama foreign policy success.
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His views on trade, business regulations and foreign policy resemble Taft's.
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These people do not set U.S. Foreign policy, the president does.
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Gabbard has staked out anti-interventionist foreign policy positions in Congress.
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Donald J. Trump will deliver a foreign policy address in Ohio.
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The newspaper's editors praised Rubio's tax plan and foreign policy knowledge.
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This approach stands in stark contrast with current US foreign policy.
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Many Germans disagree with American foreign policy and intelligence-gathering practices.
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Mr. Trump has called the nuclear agreement a foreign-policy disaster.
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Lawmakers who work on foreign policy are having the same trouble.
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His margin is smaller, though still significant, on handling foreign policy.
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If you wanted an America First foreign policy, you were isolationist.
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"Keep them guessing" is the Trump foreign policy in a nutshell.
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Last week, Foreign Policy obtained the memo and published it online.
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That's what we need to do with our military foreign policy.
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That he would help define America's foreign policy around the world.
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Most strikingly, the speech made stabs at a foreign policy vision.
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In effect, Trump has put US foreign policy up for sale.
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It's not that Trump has absolutely no ideas about foreign policy.
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Foreign policy experts are divided on Sanders's expertise in the area.
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She put climate change at the center of our foreign policy.
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But how much influence do these attitudes have on foreign policy?
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His lasting legacy as a president will be in foreign policy.
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Unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, not destruction.
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These are not the values that should define American foreign policy.
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It reflects our failure to adapt foreign policy to changing circumstances.
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Denouncing foreign policy they once touted… because Trump In April, CNN.
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Clinton wins on foreign policy and has an edge on immigration.
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He also faced withering scrutiny about his grasp of foreign policy.
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And we were being involved in national security [and] foreign policy.
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Bernie Sanders has a big problem: his weak foreign policy plans.
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These are real, serious foreign policy problems for the United States.
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How did Mr. Trump manage to confound America's foreign policy mandarins?
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Positive thinking has almost become an ideology in foreign policy circles.
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And President Trump's foreign policy could well be doing such damage.
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And the party's foreign policy insiders are not happy about it.
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This has left the party institutionally prepared for foreign policy fights.
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Stuart GottliebNew YorkThe writer teaches American foreign policy at Columbia University.
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Mr. Bush returned to Russia for a final foreign policy triumph.
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The editorial correctly notes that compassion is a good foreign policy.
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Often, especially on foreign policy, the three candidates sounded similar notes.
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Foreign policy experts on Thursday praised the choice of Mr. Culvahouse.
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Three years later, he joined Sanders's staff as foreign policy adviser.
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A "responsible foreign policy" comes in at 22nd on the issues.
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Diplomacy as coercion goes against everything American foreign policy stands for.
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Critics level a more fundamental charge against its foreign policy, however.
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MAZZETTI: This is the first meeting of the foreign policy team.
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And that's without even getting into all the foreign policy drama.
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By contrast, many of her female predecessors were foreign policy experts.
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So, he can't get credit for his successes in foreign policy.
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The most obvious failure of Obama's foreign policy was in Russia.
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He was also a foreign policy adviser to Reagan's presidential campaign.
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Bolton is a longtime pillar of the Republican foreign policy establishment.
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Augusto Pinochet in Chile (all foreign policy carries its own hypocrisies).
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"Foreign policy is what I'll be remembered for," Trump has said.
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Have other presidents conducted foreign policy with re-election in mind?
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Militarizing American foreign policy while relegating diplomacy will bring no victories.
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Still, he was firmly tied to the Republican foreign policy establishment.
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But it doesn't specify any other powers related to foreign policy.
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Philbin said it's the president's role to set U.S. foreign policy.
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Trump's highest-profile foreign policy accomplishments have often centered around Israel.
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" Mulvaney replied: "We do that all the time with foreign policy.
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On foreign policy: Do you still consider Turkey a U.S. ally?
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It is true that foreign policy often has a transactional nature.
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Venezuela should rank among the Trump administration's highest foreign policy priorities.
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Here, I think, we have the core of Trump's foreign policy.
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Our victory is a United States foreign policy victory as well.
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Is this an appropriate foreign policy for the world's lone superpower?
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"We see an ever more tense foreign policy situation," he said.
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Or did he possess delineated powers over domestic and foreign policy?
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"Twitter shouldn't become an instrument of foreign policy," the article said.
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Bernie Sanders' foreign policy adviser Matt Duss tweeted on Monday morning.
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Retired generals grimace at the president's impetuous, ego-driven foreign policy.
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Rand Paul, who had expressed reservations about Pompeo's foreign policy views.
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Three years into his presidency, Trump remains a foreign policy mystery.
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Editorial Wondering how Donald Trump might actually change American foreign policy?
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Of course, foreign policy has higher stakes than business or soccer.
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The subtext, foreign policy experts said, was impossible not to understand.
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America needed someone to check the president's worst foreign-policy instincts.
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Page was named to Trump's foreign policy team that same month.
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Journalist Zaid Jilani lays out the 2020 candidate's foreign policy positions.
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And he was now a foreign policy adviser to Mr. Trump.
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The pair are typically outliers in their party on foreign policy.
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He wants to be arguing foreign policy, [the] economy ... with Biden.
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I probably won't agree with much of President Biden's foreign policy.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) tried to stump her on foreign policy.
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But that logic does not apply in foreign policy, analysts said.
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"We do that all the time with foreign policy," Mulvaney replied.
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Dr. Wertheim is a historian who writes about American foreign policy.
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"I mean, I like Hillary's foreign policy experience," another one responds.
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Republicans have repeatedly targeted Feingold on national security and foreign policy.
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As a result, the president's foreign policy has been dangerously incompetent.
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This foreign policy, however, is like a frayed thin rubber band.
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This may indeed become the hallmark of the administration's foreign policy.
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Amy Klobuchar has the receipts when it comes to foreign policy.
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Sanders' strongest moments are during discussions on trade and foreign policy.
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Trump's abrupt foreign policy move was met with immediate bipartisan criticism.
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Actually, the message is not so mixed, foreign policy experts say.
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The question remains, how much is Putin shaping US foreign policy?
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Mr Buttigieg was particularly good in the debate's foreign-policy section.
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His foreign policy moves have been, if anything, kind of normal.
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Foreign policy can no longer be an afterthought in this election.
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They could also support an imbalanced or impractically activist foreign policy.
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"This is what rethinking American foreign policy looks like," Duss said.
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He's mocked and ridiculed of not being some foreign policy expert.
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In its early years, his foreign policy team was notoriously unstable.
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TV, citing Trump's approach to foreign policy as just one example.
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The Fulbright hearings made a seminal contribution to American foreign policy.
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So has the ideological revolution in U.S. foreign policy been canceled?
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It is time for a healthy dose of foreign policy realism.
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Politics can and should influence foreign policy, and hopefully always will.
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These are poor grounds on which to base foreign policy choices.
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Mr Fernández will revive aspects of his Peronist predecessor's foreign policy.
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With no foreign policy experience, that meant some serious branching out.
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They also highlight the head-spinning nature of Trump's foreign policy.
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As President, he has wide latitude to carry out foreign policy.
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Glaser is director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Cato Institute.
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Now, about a year later, you've finally turned to foreign policy.
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Trump is definitely open to new ways of handling foreign policy.
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And Bolton's ascendancy has a lot of foreign policy analysts concerned.
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More careful, balanced American foreign policy is not in Moscow's interest.
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The new administration had its first full-blown foreign policy clash.
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Though Bush's foreign policy was outwardly successful, it stored up trouble.
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He serves as a foreign policy adviser to presidential candidate Sen.
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"I don't expect massive shifts in U.S. foreign policy," he said.
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He also fought to make Afghanistan's foreign policy independent of Britain.
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That is what distinguishes Trump's foreign policy from that of Obama.
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This strategic incoherence is becoming a hallmark of Trump foreign policy.
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Some foreign policy experts praised the report for its vigorous tone.
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"Otherwise, this is just playing politics with important foreign-policy matters."
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The Trump administration is not prepared for a foreign policy crisis.
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That may prove an apt metaphor for President Trump's foreign policy.
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What are the possible dangers of this approach to foreign policy?
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But most have been uncontroversial and involved matters of foreign policy.
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Mr. Wertheim is a historian who writes about American foreign policy.
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Go deeper: Buttigieg picks up more than 200 foreign policy endorsements
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In some cases, its muscular foreign policy grates on local powers.
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The result was a convention without a positive foreign policy vision.
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Qatar's economic independence has translated into an independent-minded foreign policy.
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Barack Obama is a classic case study in foreign policy idealism.
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It is on foreign policy that Bush truly left his mark.
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It's a primer— it's not like it's a foreign policy book.
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"Foreign policy by tweet is not working for us," she said.
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A majority of American also have qualms with Trump's foreign policy.
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To be clear, Bolsonaro's foreign policy is still coming into focus.
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Both civil liberties and foreign policy could be powerful wedge issues.
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Bernie Sanders offered up his grand vision of US foreign policy.
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It's a playbook that comes out of the foreign-policy establishment.
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Obviously many other factors help explain Saudi foreign policy as well.
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One potential topic is, of course, the incoming administration's foreign policy.
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I argued that we — political and media elites — demand that candidates put themselves through a somewhat artificial ritual of proving their foreign policy credentials, that this ritual is more about reassuring establishment figures than about actual foreign policy, and we shouldn't write Sanders off on foreign policy purely because his political incentives do not line up with conducting this ritual as usual.
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Here's Yochi on the differences between Trump's rhetoric about his foreign policy, and how policy is actually being carried out around the world: What's interesting is there's kind of the two foreign policies: there's the foreign policy as tweeted by Donald Trump, which bears no resemblance to the foreign policy that's currently being carried out by Rex Tillerson or by Jim Mattis.
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" On Trump's foreign policy chops "They say Donald lacks the foreign policy experience to be president, but in fairness, he has spent years meeting with leaders from around the world -- Miss Sweden, Miss Argentina, Miss Azerbaijan.
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Given Trump's lack of experience in foreign policy, and a leadership style that promises to be heavily reliant on his subordinates, Romney could see the chance of wide autonomy in setting US foreign policy as attractive.
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Last week, Ivanka Trump's husband Jared Kushner, who also has no previous foreign policy experience, was in Bahrain trying to sell the administration's new peace plan -- part of his vast and often mysterious foreign policy portfolio.
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That, in turn, was an unusually important role because Obama put foreign policy at the center of his primary campaign and John McCain put foreign policy at the center of his general election campaign against Obama.
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More broadly, American foreign policy is now an incoherent combination of isolationist gestures from the president, like not promising to defend NATO allies, while his foreign policy team reassures them that America's global commitments remain unchanged.
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From huge proposed budget cuts, to a glacial appointment process, to the president's unfortunate habit of describing his foreign policy team as "my generals," it's clear how little Trump values the civilian institutions of foreign policy.
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Non-interventionist foreign policy: Libertarians want the U.S. to "abandon its attempts to act as a policeman for a world," and its platform on defense reads like a criticism of country's foreign policy direction. http://bit.
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Pressed for names, Bannon listed several members of Bush's foreign policy and national security team, including former Vice President Dick Cheney, former Secretaries of State Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice, and foreign policy adviser Brent Scowcroft.
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The article jump-started a new conversation about foreign policy in this election — one that received a further boost on Monday, when 50 Republican foreign policy leaders signed a letter condemning Mr. Trump on similar grounds.
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PHILADELPHIA — Federica Mogherini, an Italian diplomat who serves as the European Union's top foreign policy official, spends most of her time shuttling among Whitehall, the Quai d'Orsay and other elegant bastions of Europe's foreign policy establishment.
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The foreign policy community in Washington has been arguing that America must put our values at the head of our foreign policy once again — and I couldn't agree more, so let's start by leading on women.
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The structure of foreign-policy-making is an area over which the president can have direct, meaningful, and long-lasting impact, and I hope whoever wins seizes the opportunity to change how foreign policy is made.
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"In any credible administration, this kind of comment would be Ross's last official act," tweeted David Rothkopf, a leading foreign policy scholar and the editor-in-chief of the FP Group, which publishes Foreign Policy magazine.
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Plenty of presidents before Mr. Trump have made serious, sometimes catastrophic foreign policy mistakes; but, few, if any, decided almost every aspect of foreign policy on the basis of what would help him get re-elected.
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Prior to joining FCNL, he was co-director of the national advocacy group Just Foreign Policy, where he led their lobbying work to advance a more progressive foreign policy in the Middle East and Latin America.
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In his first major foreign policy speech as secretary of State two months ago, Pompeo issued a list of 12 demands that would require Iran to essentially reverse several pillars of its long-standing foreign policy.
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In Foreign Policy magazine, Jennifer Harris and Jake Sullivan have published a piece urging not just military leaders but the entire foreign policy community to focus more on economic questions than they have in recent years.
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This early in the Trump administration, we cannot predict whether or how the president will convert his campaign rhetoric about "America First" into a foreign policy that challenges or reshapes America's post-Cold War foreign policy.
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I feel like we've been talking a lot about foreign policy with the whole Iran thing in the news, which has people looking at Biden's foreign policy credentials, his vote for the Iraq war, et cetera.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump threatens to upend the post-World War II foreign policy order, but Congress is working to ensure that American foreign policy remains rooted in the trans-Atlantic alliance against traditional rivals like Russia.
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The result would be a promise to go into office with an agenda that broadly continues Obama's foreign policy, and with a foreign policy bureaucracy staffed by well-respected veterans of the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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" And in a Saturday New Yorker profile in which Sanders made many of the same points, one of his foreign policy advisers said "he's bringing those views on the importance of tackling economic inequality into foreign policy.
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The new tests flag North Korea as a major challenge for US foreign policy, encouraging foreign policy advisors to both Trump and Clinton campaigns to either rethink or raise the prominence of North Korea as an issue.
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" "I think that when you look at this, we have to realize that this boils it down to a policy disagreement," Blackburn said, adding: "The policy disagreement is over foreign policy and how we approach foreign policy.
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I am often asked why Washington's foreign policy consensus can seem unusually inclined to interventionism and other assertive foreign policy positions, and why, compared with other policy fields, it is relatively bereft of more libertarian-minded scholars.
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"What we have seen in the last week is this is foreign policy on Trump time," said Jim Carafano, a foreign policy expert at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation who worked on Trump's landing team at State.
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" As part of his possible run, Moulton also delivered a foreign policy address at The Brookings Institution earlier this year, outlining a foreign policy that he defined as "in with the new and ... out with the old.
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It is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy establishment in Washington represented by Hillary Clinton and others' foreign policy, by the military industrial complex and other greedy corporate interests.
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And so, much as Sanders had previously let Clinton dominate a foreign policy dispute that should always have been contested, now Clinton is letting Sanders dominate a question of foreign policy principle that should likewise be contested.
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The knock on the baby-faced new French president was that he was too new, too green, too inexperienced, too focused on the economy — and he had no foreign policy platform, and even less foreign policy experience.
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"We are trying to stiffen the resolve of members of Congress as we approach the consideration of the national defense budget," said Hassan El-Tayyab, the co-director of Just Foreign Policy, a progressive foreign policy group.
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" But he suspects such a decision would be informed as much by Trump's domestic policy as by his foreign policy: "Syria and Iraq are complicated because I see them as much as domestic issues as foreign policy.
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Ordinarily, courts defer to presidents on matters of immigration and foreign policy.
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During the cold war, aid had been a tool of foreign policy.
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Clinton were to directly challenge him on his understanding of foreign policy.
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For the losers: a mandate to brush up on your foreign policy.
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That being said, Sanders supporters can't wish away the foreign policy gap.
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Everybody knows Hillary Clinton, and everybody particularly knows her foreign policy views.
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Still, Washington's foreign policy circles, for the most part, criticized the meeting.
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Trump was on shakier ground when asked about possible foreign policy advisers.
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America's top-level foreign policy tasks remain, but someone else – Jared Kushner?
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Look, his foreign policy is not his nag, it&aposs not easy.
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Josep Borrell Fontelles, a Spaniard, was named the bloc's foreign policy chief.
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Stephens's column was, at the time, praised by conservative foreign policy elites.
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I don&apost see how the foreign policy position changes in 21500.
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In Donald Trump's case, the problem is particularly acute on foreign policy.
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We don't think of Lincoln as a foreign policy president at all.
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To be sure, Trump's foreign policy is likely to be highly unpredictable.
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Foreign policy pressures over Taiwan are also weighing on the military relationship.
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The Foreign Policy Design Group thinks you should travel for superior branding.
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He added that she was "good", but lacking in foreign policy experience.
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All this seems to be very much the President's own foreign policy.
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Foreign newspapers narrowed in on the nationalistic turn in US foreign policy.
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Obviously, his character problems are horrific; his foreign policy ideas are horrific.
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He chose Elliott Abrams, a political insider with considerable foreign policy experience.
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There is only one constant when it comes to smart foreign policy.
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The French government is deeply disappointed with President Barack Obama's foreign policy.
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He consulted regularly with his senior foreign policy and national security advisers.
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And other agencies also have their fingers in the foreign policy pie.
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You know, when he made that comment -- on foreign policy, I mean.
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Insight from Walid Phares, Fox News national security and foreign policy analyst.
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Trump has also been criticized for his lack of foreign policy knowledge.
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Typically foreign policy is not a major concern for mid-term voters.
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Soros was asked about possible Russian interference in Italy&aposs foreign policy.
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Republican foreign policy heavyweights hailed the McMaster pick as a home run.
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And talking about foreign policy at the dinner table is perfectly appropriate.
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"I decided to change a little bit our foreign policy," he said.
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The aggressive posturing online coincided with an equally bellicose Russian foreign policy.
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Inside the Obama administration, Clinton argued for a more interventionist foreign policy.
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Donald Trump did not give an irrational speech on foreign policy Wednesday.
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Foreign policy has never been the responsibility of the devolved Scottish government.
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American presidents enjoy a great deal of latitude, particularly on foreign policy.
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Congress can't run the day-to-day foreign policy of this nation.
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The retired neurosurgeon has been studying tax policy, cybersecurity and foreign policy.
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In it Mr Deng appeared to criticise Mr Xi's assertive foreign policy.
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Indeed, foreign policy under Clinton/Obama has followed a cynically Kissingerish course.
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His departure leaves the administration without an experienced, centrist foreign policy hand.
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Forming a new government could delay both domestic and foreign policy initiatives.
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Maybe he would attack Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama's foreign policy leadership.
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Consider if similar points were made in the realm of foreign policy.
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An administration official tells CNN that the announcement is foreign policy related.
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What to watch: Fernández may make notable departures from Macri's foreign policy.
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Foreign policy must be based on reality,not hyperbole or wishful thinking.
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You have not proactively laid out a foreign policy doctrine yet. Why?
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The second part, we want to talk about our foreign policy insecurities.
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The former president, along with friends, including foreign policy heavyweight retired Gen.
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Even more than his domestic plans, AMLO's future foreign policy remains vague.
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It is on Latin America that Mexican foreign policy may change most.
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Voters are not deciding based on their foreign policy or economic plans.
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He indicts the entire economic and foreign policy consensus since the 1990s.
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As happens so often in American history, domestic politics drove foreign policy.
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Central America should be Mexico's "top foreign-policy concern", says Mr Mohar.
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I've written a few things on different aspects of progressive foreign policy.
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But Mr. Rubio steered his response toward a key strength: foreign policy.
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On foreign policy she slams him for being soft on Vladimir Putin.
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The U.S. Constitution also gives presidents broad control of foreign policy matters.
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This becomes all the more significant when considering Mr Xi's foreign policy.
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But at least Clinton is informed and serious on foreign policy issues.
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"Trump will not be restricted by the established foreign policy," Wang said.
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No one quite knows what a Trump foreign policy would look like.
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That isn't just the reaction of someone simply to US foreign policy.
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The party shifted toward the right on economic, social and foreign policy.
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So, kudos to the President for pulling off foreign policy like that.
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Yet foreign policy "will creep up on the candidates," predicts Mr Wertheim.
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Both candidates used this adjective to characterize each others foreign policy chops.
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Walid Phares, Foreign Policy Advisor to Presidential Candidate Donald J, Trump, 2016.
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He does wield actual power, particularly when it comes to foreign policy.
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Many people predicted that American foreign policy would take a disastrous turn.
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Her stories combined rigorous shoe-leather reporting with a foreign policy lens.
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Without it, a candidate can't claim to have a thoughtful foreign policy.
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"He didn't read a poll and change his foreign policy," he said.
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Haley, then the governor of South Carolina, had no foreign policy experience.
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Consequently, Turkey is hardly on a positive domestic and foreign policy trajectory.
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His party's domestic policy is undistinctive and his foreign policy barely credible.
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Republicans on Sunday were quick to point to Obama's foreign policy shortcomings.
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This has so far proved to be his most popular foreign policy.
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Trump is convening his top foreign policy advisers for the Abbas visit.
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Michael Goodwin: Trump&aposs foreign policy is actually boosting America&aposs standing .
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" On American foreign policy: "When they attacked Afghanistan, they made a mistake.
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It was arguably the biggest foreign policy miscalculation of the Obama presidency.
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Andrew Prokop Even for foreign policy and the GOP it's difficult though.
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It's Ernest Hemingway but for complicated and delicate matters of foreign policy.
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Attempting to sum up Trump's foreign policy vision is an impossible task.
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He added that the League did not dictate the coalition's foreign policy.
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Critiquing Clinton's judgment in foreign policy seems like a potentially winning strategy.
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That said, just 41 percent approve of Obama's handling of foreign policy.
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We began to roll out a foreign policy that was more rational.
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Egypt's most pressing foreign policy concerns, however, lie just across its borders.
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Trump's foreign policy message is a stark repudiation of this bipartisan consensus.
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He clearly cares deeply -- and consistently -- about foreign policy and national security.
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These include issues like gun legislation, taxes, foreign policy, education and others.
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The deal seemed emblematic of a "realist" turn in European foreign policy.
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And on foreign policy, and trade especially, the nationalists have been rejected.
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His area of specialty is the Middle East and American foreign policy.
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Americans want a common sense foreign policy that yes, puts America first.
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Commentary by Sarah Wildman, a foreign policy identity & borders writer for Vox.
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Second, Trump has faced opposition from his own party on foreign policy.
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You write about American foreign policy as 'miscalculations,' 'mistakes,' and 'disastrous policies.
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S. relations, Turkish domestic politics, and foreign policy and the Kurdish issue.
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Corbyn will criticize May's police cuts and Britain's foreign policy on Friday.
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I think flawless is not available when it comes to foreign policy.
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Quang even praised Castro on Cuba's recent economic developments and foreign policy.
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But he's never held elected office or delved deeply into foreign policy.
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Instead, it proposes to reorient American foreign policy around its military might.
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Trump's demeanor and performance was important for both domestic and foreign policy.
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Key Republican senators are also injecting themselves directly into foreign policy decisions.
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So I think in terms of foreign policy, I have the judgment.
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Nor can Democrats leave foreign policy and national security on the sidelines.
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Back then, Graham considered it an even more serious foreign policy blunder.
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Yet our nation's public diplomacy exists to further the president's foreign policy.
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I have no idea what the real Trump foreign policy will be.
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When it came to foreign policy Mrs Clinton was on safer ground.
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President Trump's governing foreign policy doctrine is not easily discernible, of course.
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Nikolas Gvosdev is a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
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CAUTION has been a watchword in the foreign policy of Barack Obama.
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Sessions led the campaign's foreign policy team, which included Page and Papadopoulos.
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The time has come for a renaissance in American foreign-policy thinking.
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Willie Robertson doesn't know anything about crime control, counterterrorism, or foreign policy.
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He also once interviewed Carter Page, former foreign-policy adviser to Trump.
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Foreign-policy professionals in Moscow understand the risks of Mr Trump's unpredictability.
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Almost any foreign-policy expert would have disabused him of the idea.
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His speech was a foreign policy mess, but it was great politics.
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So let's call Trump's foreign policy what it really is: Unprincipled Dealism.
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HG: So is this foreign policy at the expense of economic stability?
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Foreign-policy experts, including many Republican senators, rejected Tillerson's proposal as impractical.
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Its major-power foreign policy is not backed by commensurate economic might.
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The Situation Room is where you're supposed to be doing foreign policy.
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Nuclear diplomacy with Kim has been Trump's No. 1 foreign policy priority.
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That in turn will put Obama's biggest foreign policy achievement at risk.
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He added that he embraces debate over foreign policy and defense strategy.
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At times, it seems American foreign policy has been turned upside down.
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Not all left-wing candidates this year are skimping on foreign policy.
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On other foreign policy issues, the two countries are also at odds.
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On other foreign policy issues, the two countries are also at odds.
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He upends decades of foreign policy -- diplomatic, nuclear, economic, you name it.
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It also may well have a significant impact on foreign policy decisions.
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Foreign policy at its best is an orchestra, not a solo act.
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"There is going to be political influence in foreign policy," he said.
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There's no question she'd make a great foreign policy president, full stop.
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Amid all the economic issues, there were some questions on foreign policy.
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Donald Trump has not yet unveiled his foreign policy agenda in Africa.
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His foreign policy constituted a radical departure from that of his predecessor.
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Not even Mr. Obama's sharp turn to foreign policy realism perplexes me.
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Meanwhile, foreign policy leaders are discussing the practicalities of denuclearizing North Korea.
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Clinton's ties to special interest groups and her stances on foreign policy.
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Nothing about tonight's electoral returns meaningfully impinges upon the President's foreign policy.
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He promised during his confirmation hearing to adhere to Trump's foreign policy.
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In Japanese politics, foreign policy is all too often a family heirloom.
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When Pence calls him it's usually to ask questions about foreign policy.
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Still, the world turns and foreign policy issues do not go away.
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Trump has stated he's "the only one that matters" on foreign policy.
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"Mulvaney replied that "we do that all the time with foreign policy.
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Senate's foreign policy wise men, he might have been an interesting Democratic
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I mean it's an emblem of how ignorant he in foreign policy.
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" "It's not just that their stance of foreign policy would be losing .. .
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Could you name a few of your most important foreign policy advisers?
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Defense alone, without diplomacy and development, is a losing foreign policy proposition.
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Maduro's government still controls Venezuela's state institutions, including their foreign policy agency.
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This is all intentional, says Samuel Ramani, a Russian foreign policy specialist.
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Clinton's foreign policy record and promise a vigorous attack on Islamic terrorism.
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John Kasich — used the venue to lay out their foreign policy visions.
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She blames American foreign policy for everything that's wrong in the world.
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But the big foreign policy issue before Spain's national elections next Sunday?
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Clinton's immigration and foreign policy positions, in particular with regard to Iran.
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He is a standard-bearer shredding fifty years of bipartisan foreign policy.
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In fact, Trump's foreign policy seems designed to damage America's global influence.
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Pay attention to national security and foreign policy decisions our leaders make.
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