US EditionHow US Foreign Policy Could Influence Midterm Voters
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Trump's increasing focus on foreign policy is frustrating the Republican Party, which fears it will be damaged in the midterm elections. His advisers urge a focus on the cost of living, but the president insists that power on the world stage serves "America first."
How US Foreign Policy Could Influence Midterm Voters
A growing number of high-profile US actions and international flashpoints — from engagements in Venezuela to discussions about Arctic strategy around Greenland — have made foreign policy decisions more visible. They’ve also become harder to separate from domestic political considerations for American voters, who are increasingly being asked to evaluate questions of enforcement, restraint, and trust in leadership. Here’s what Resonate data tells…
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