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Don’t expect the midterms to change our foreign policy

11 November 2022

3:04 AM

11 November 2022

3:04 AM

President Joe Biden and his Democratic allies were expecting a romp on Tuesday. So were many of the career prognosticators surveying the election landscape. Instead, many of the close Senate races, including in all-important Georgia and Nevada, haven’t been called. Those of us who have been staring at the returns for hours on end still don’t know the full extent of the results.

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