POLITICSJun 17 · 18:42 UTCSEMAFORDavid Weigel

Democrats start forging a post-Trump and post-Biden foreign policy

Democrats are shifting their foreign policy approach post-Trump and post-Biden, emphasizing a break from past interventions while avoiding a return to pre-2016 norms. Candidates like Matt Maasdam and Sen. Chris Murphy highlight war-weary stances and criticize Biden's handling of global conflicts.

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