There is an open tug-of-war going on right now over the direction of foreign policy on the right. The attempts by various factions and individuals to seize and define the principles of an “America First” foreign policy has led to politicians and institutions using similar language and labels to defend very different positions.
Yet the overarching direction of foreign policy on the right seems clearer in the results than in the conversations.
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