Instead of monitoring newcomers for ideas the government might not like, the new Trump administration should continue the current system’s focus on vetting for actual national security threats.
James Stavridis, former NATO supreme allied commander, said he believes the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire agreement was successful in part because of President-elect impending Trump’s return to power. “Iran [is] very vulnerable. What that means is that in the fight that Israel continues to have with Hezbollah … you’re seeing Hezbollah willing to go to a ceasefire,”...
Senators should ask tough questions about her public positions on a range of foreign policy issues, especially her repetition of talking points of the Russian media and President Vladimir Putin.