Why America Must Lead Again
As president, Joe Biden plans to take immediate steps to renew U.S. democracy and alliances, protect the United States’ economic future, and have America lead the world.
Joss Garman
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"I will rejoin the Paris climate agreement on day one of a Biden administration & then convene a summit of the world’s major carbon emitters, rallying nations to raise their ambitions and push progress further and faster." @JoeBiden on his global agenda
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Biden lays out his foreign policy agenda in new @ForeignAffairs piece. Among tangible policy proposals: put refugee admissions cap at 125k, ending US support for Saudi campaign in Yemen, rejoin Iran deal if Iran comes back into compliance, extend New START
“As a nation, we have to prove to the world that the United States is prepared to lead again—not just with the example of our power but also with the power of our example.” @JoeBiden outlines his foreign policy vision
"As a nation, we have to prove to the world that the United States is prepared to lead again—not just with the example of our power but also with the power of our example." @JoeBiden foreignaffairs.com/articles/unite… via @ForeignAffairs
How would a President Biden address China? Iran? Climate change? @JoeBiden outlines his foreign policy vision here
If we continue Trump’s abdication of global responsibility, then one of two things will happen, @JoeBiden writes. Either someone else will take the United States’ place, but not in a way that advances our values, or no one will, and chaos will ensue.
@dcpetterson Biden has a great platform, which includes re-entering Paris Accord.
“We must once more harness that power and rally the free world to meet the challenges facing the world today,” writes @JoeBiden. “It falls to the United States to lead the way. No other nation has that capacity. No other nation is built on that idea.”
Presidential candidate @JoeBiden outlines his plan to rescue U.S. foreign policy after Trump
for years people like @OliverBullough @b_judah @edwardlucas @Ava_L_ and courageous anti-corruption activists have insisted that kleptocracy is a danger to security and a decent world. Finally (finally!) it's top US foreign policy billing...well done.
Ahead of the 2020 Democratic National Convention, read presumptive presidential nominee Joe Biden’s essay on U.S. foreign policy after Donald Trump
"I will also take steps to tackle the self-dealing, conflicts of interest, dark money, and rank corruption that are serving narrow, private, or foreign agendas and undermining our democracy" - this is where the change has to begin foreignaffairs.com/articles/unite… via @ForeignAffairs
“Democracy is not just the foundation of American society,” @JoeBiden writes. “It is also the wellspring of our power ... It is the heart of who we are and how we see the world—and how the world sees us.”
How would a President Biden address Iran? China? Climate change? In a new essay, the presidential candidate outlines his foreign policy vision.
Biden in Foreign Affairs: Why America Must Lead Again foreignaffairs.com/articles/unite… via @ForeignAffairs
Not a joke: Barack Obama's vice president has penned a new foreign policy essay titled, "Why America Must Lead Again"
Weekend reading: Foreign Policy after Trump
@JoeBiden in @ForeignAffairs: fam.ag/3h0XHsW pic.twitter.com/lSQAZBYMcD
Why America Must Lead Again foreignaffairs.com/articles/unite… via @ForeignAffairs
This is an excellent series of essays by Biden in @ForeignAffairs on how he will lead foreign policy and make America respectable again