Deal with what you cannot change and don't be an obstacle to the sovereignty and freedom of foreign people.
Don't lead by bad example, don't break and disrespect the rules which you agreed to yourself. Don't be an aggressor. Don't threaten others (prohibited by UN Charter), so they don't feel compelled to build up arms, rhetoric and nukes.2. What can the United States actually do to restore order to the world without having to engage in either global policing or nation-building?
You joking?3. Are there gaps and disconnects between what the United States says and what it does, how it wants to be perceived, and how it is perceived?
Push for 25% primary + secondary sector share of U.S. GDP in order to make the domestic quality of life sustainable if not better. This requires a trade policy shift away from lobbyist-led corporation-pleasing towards being actually concerned about domestic output and jobs.4. What should be the United States military role in foreign policy?
K Street, State Department5. Outside of the United States military, what other institutions MUST be fixed in order for the United States foreign policy to be successful?
First and foremost: Drug withdrawal.6. What reforms are needed within the United States military?
(Reduce military + foreign intelligence spending total to half of the current DoD budget in one administration period.)
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