US Foreign Policy

Advocating for a policy of isolationism, where the U.S. avoids involvement in international affairs, foreign conflicts, and alliances, focusing instead on domestic issues.

Supporting a non-interventionist approach, where the U.S. engages in diplomacy and trade but refrains from military interventions and attempts to influence the internal affairs of other nations.

Favoring selective engagement, where the U.S. intervenes in international affairs only when there are clear national interests or humanitarian concerns at stake.

Advocating for pragmatic realism, where the U.S. pursues its national interests through a balance of diplomacy, economic influence, and military power, while being mindful of the complexities of global politics.

Supporting liberal internationalism, where the U.S. actively promotes democracy, human rights, and free trade through international institutions, alliances, and interventions.

Championing an assertive interventionist policy, where the U.S. takes a proactive role in shaping global affairs, using military force and diplomatic pressure to promote its values and interests.