U.S. alliances

How firmly the United States commits to its allies, including NATO, which countries it pledges to defend, how much it expects allies to contribute, and how closely American forces work with theirs.

Strengthen U.S. alliances and rebuild trust with allies

4 members
Abdul El-Sayed
Senate · Michigan · Democrat
“We should lead the world to protect democracy, prosperity, and peace. We ensure security at home and abroad by standing with our democratic allies and engaging in a foreign policy that centers diplomacy, cooperation, and human rights.”
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Peggy Flanagan
Senate · Minnesota · Democrat
“Peggy supports rebuilding ties with our NATO allies, and supporting Ukraine in their fight against an unjust invasion by Putin.”
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Chris Pappas
Senate · New Hampshire · Democrat
“I hope we can get back to a foreign policy that’s guided by values, about making sure that we’re strengthening our alliances, that we’re defending democracy, that we’re speaking out for human rights.”
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“We can’t produce everything we need in the United States. We should be producing more things here in the United States and supporting our manufacturers, but we should absolutely be working with allies and other democracies of the world, especially Canada, where people in New Hampshire have such close relationships.”
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“In Congress Chris has worked to safeguard American interests and values across the globe, support our allies, and protect democracy from the rising influence of authoritarian regimes like Russia, Iran, and China.”
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James Talarico
Senate · Texas · Democrat
“James Talarico will end the forever war in Iran that’s driving up the cost of gas and groceries, keep Iran from getting a nuclear weapon, stand with our allies, and lead with moral clarity.”
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“I will reject efforts to shut America off from the rest of the world — because I know it makes us weaker and less secure. I’m committed to working in partnership with our foreign allies and engaging in diplomacy that will help us prevent attacks on American soil and avoid unnecessary wars.”
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“Deepen cooperation with NATO, the EU, and other allies: Encourage more — not less — cooperation with our foreign allies as a means to promote human rights, build more resilient supply chains to combat inflation, prevent nuclear proliferation, and protect America’s interests both at home and abroad.”
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“End the forever wars that put our military and military families in harm’s way by stopping the new forever war in Iran and encouraging more cooperation with our foreign allies, including NATO and the EU.”
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Keep a strong U.S. commitment to NATO

2 members
Peggy Flanagan
Senate · Minnesota · Democrat
“Peggy supports rebuilding ties with our NATO allies, and supporting Ukraine in their fight against an unjust invasion by Putin.”
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James Talarico
Senate · Texas · Democrat
“Deepen cooperation with NATO, the EU, and other allies: Encourage more — not less — cooperation with our foreign allies as a means to promote human rights, build more resilient supply chains to combat inflation, prevent nuclear proliferation, and protect America’s interests both at home and abroad.”
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“End the forever wars that put our military and military families in harm’s way by stopping the new forever war in Iran and encouraging more cooperation with our foreign allies, including NATO and the EU.”
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Keep supporting Ukraine's defense against Russia

1 member
Peggy Flanagan
Senate · Minnesota · Democrat
“Peggy supports rebuilding ties with our NATO allies, and supporting Ukraine in their fight against an unjust invasion by Putin.”
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