Navigating U.S. Foreign Policy and Domestic Challenges

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between international trade, foreign policy, and American public sentiment, particularly in light of the ongoing war in Ukraine and recent conflicts in Gaza. It examines the Republican Party's shift towards isolationism and highlights the complexities of U.S. involvement in global affairs, alongside historical patterns of public engagement with foreign conflicts. Additionally, the discussion extends to contemporary societal issues, including gender identity and the role of government, reflecting on the broader implications for democracy and representation.