The prevalence of bipartisanship in U.S. foreign policy: an analysis of important congressional votes

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Congress’ agreement on aid for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, and Taiwan shows that foreign policy bipartisanship is still possible in some areas.

USAPP, 02 May 2024

Last month the US Congress agreed an $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, and Taiwan. Jordan Tama looks at what…

Congressional Democrats and Republicans are united in confronting Russia. That unity won’t last.

The Monkey Cage, 04 Mar 2022

Americans generally oppose Russia and support freedom, no matter their party.

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