Accountability in U.S. Foreign Policy

This chapter explores the intricate issues of accountability within U.S. foreign policy, particularly focusing on perjury and the responsibilities of government officials. Through historical examples and discussions of military operations, it questions the effectiveness of communication between various branches of governance and highlights significant tensions, especially regarding relations with Russia and Iran. Additionally, the chapter examines the influence of the 'deep state' on foreign policy and the implications of congressional actions on presidential authority.