Kamala Harris on foreign policy
Kamala Harris on foreign policy

Kamala Harris on foreign policy

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Former National Security Advisor John Bolton has stated that if elected, Vice President Kamala Harris's foreign policy would mirror that of President Joe Biden, which he deems as weak and ineffective. Bolton criticized the Biden administration for its withdrawal from Afghanistan, claiming it set a precedent for adversaries like Russia to act aggressively, and he predicts that a Harris presidency would not diverge from these approaches. During a recent debate, Harris defended the Biden administration's foreign policy and criticized former President Trump's tariffs and alleged dealings with China while emphasizing her commitment to supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression. Despite their differing approaches, both Harris and Trump have expressed similar views on the need for a ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. Harris’s campaign rhetoric positions her as a representative of a new generation, yet she has not outlined specific policy changes from the current administration. This ongoing debate highlights the stakes involved as the U.S. approaches the presidential election, with foreign policy being a critical issue.

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