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The Election's Biggest Loser: Isolationism?
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2014-11-05 21:34:39
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USGLC Foreign Policy & The Midterms This year's headlines shocked the nation into paying attention to foreign policy. Russian intervention in Ukraine, the ISIS beheadings, and Ebola crossing our borders left an American public demanding a response. Candidates rejected isolationism and scrambled to add foreign policy positions to their platforms, largely embracing the importance of America's role in the world. We met with nearly 100 candidates for Congress this year and compiled insights from our meetings and the new political landscape to uncover what the midterm elections mean for foreign policy. Here's what we found. Read Our Analysis ? # The Analysis If you'd prefer not to receive occasional emails from us, you can unsubscribe here. The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition is located at 1129 20th Street NW, Suite 600, Washington, D.C. http://action.usglc.org/site/CO?i=aJILqF80Zza1YwgrP-_vRzAdsWgFBA4n&cid=0 You're receiving this email because you joined our email list. If you'd prefer not to receive occasional emails from us, you can unsubscribe. The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition is located at 1129 20th Street NW, Suite 600, Washington, D.C. http://action.usglc.org/site/CO?i=rk5tvSwiwojA4NJi3Gl6Jb5H4upPJJH0&cid=0
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