Navigating Foreign Policy and Domestic Rights

This chapter explores the historical shifts in U.S. foreign policy and public engagement, particularly during the Cold War, compared to the current state of trust and discourse regarding international relations. It also tackles the implications of recent Supreme Court decisions on marriage equality and reproductive rights amid political divides and the challenges of bipartisan support. Additionally, the discussion raises concerns about the evolving positions of Republican senators and the complexities of their responses to sensitive social issues.