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Can the Democrats Find a Foreign Policy?
The Democratic Party's foreign-policy establishment, which formed a shadow cabinet during President Trump's term to counter his approach, now faces internal criticism as some members question the credibility of senior figures who shaped Biden's policies. Recent events, including the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the Gaza conflict, have eroded confidence in traditional Democratic foreign policy, with some lawmakers advocating for a new generation of policymakers.
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