“The five threats seen by Republicans do not appear on the list of the top five threats of Democrats and vice versa…and that makes it very hard to conduct a unified foreign policy." — Ivo H. Daalder
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“Residents of many Heartland communities were struggling, even before the pandemic knocked them about further,” Council nonresident senior fellow John Austin and board member Paul Schickler write in Newsweek. “The new Biden administration and Congress must listen closely to their needs and act quickly to deliver, or in future elections they will continue to turn on the political establishment.”
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Mark you calendars: Is American exceptionalism a thing of the past?
On November 18th, EGF Senior Fellow Mark Hannah will join Dina Smeltz of the Chicago Counci...l on Global Affairs and Stephen Wertheim of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft on a panel to discuss the dwindling public support for American exceptionalism. The panel will be moderated by Trevor Thrall of The Cato Institute.
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