Foreign Policy Approaches

"We must be prepared to intervene around the globe, but only when are vital interests are at stake." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"Our goal should be to transform authoritarian states (dictatorships) into democratic ones through regime change." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"We should gradually phase out of ALL alliances outside of North America, since they will only lead to more conflict." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"We must draw a clear line. On one side are freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. On the other side is tyranny and authoritarianism. All countries must choose." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"We must dramatically lower our foreign policy profile and get out of the sights of our enemies. This will allow us to save money and better fix our problems at home." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"Protecting our global economic and security interests is more important than promoting lofty ideals like democracy and human rights." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"Giving top priority to our own domestic problems and staying out of international affairs is the best way to strengthen our country." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"The United States should focus on restoring its reputation by cooperating with rest of the world in all global matters." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"A forceful but selective U.S. presence in international affairs will discourage our adversaries from attempting to limit the influence of our country." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"The respect for human rights is crucial for global peace and security. International human rights agreements should aim to eradicate human rights abuses worldwide. Cooperation is the only way to promote this." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers:

"Alliances and meddling in international affairs only make us vulnerable. We should go back to the approach we used before WW2." This is most likely stated by someone who prefers: