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Bipartisan foreign policy consensus has broken
The historic strength of the transatlantic relationship was its bipartisanship—Democrats and Republicans agreed on about 95% of foreign policy fundamentals like NATO—and that consensus has now broken, leaving the two parties in fundamentally different places on Europe.
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Max BergmannEvidence Quote
“really on like 95 of the stuff everyone kind of agreed... on things like nato transatlantic relationship it was just full alignment right uh and and that's what's broken here”
Created: 6/14/2026, 1:59:52 AM
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