Scott Kleeb on Foreign Policy Democratic Challenger

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Strength comes not just from military; build partnerships

A: A recognition that our strength comes not just from our military and economic might, but also from our values and our principles that we stand on, and those things that we choose to lead on. First and foremost, the next president should take a very lengthy trip to all of our allies and reassure them that we have turned the page in this country: that the era of go-it-alone diplomacy is over. That our approach of going it alone without regard to wanting to have people standing next to us, wanting to have the help of our allies, wanting to have their assurances that they will be with us, and that we will work together to build a world that is safer and freer, and more in line with those things, whether it's human rights, labor rights, environmental standards, those things that we want partners in. Partners make us stronger. We need partners.

Continue to see Israel's security as connected to our own