Foreign Policy Issues That I Think Should Be Bipartisan
(This is the flag of the United States πΊπΈ. This is the newer one that I downloaded back in August. The file is just called “Flag_of_the_United_States πΊπΈ,” whereas the one I’ve been using since 2024 was called “Flag_of_the United States πΊπΈ_(DoS_ECA_Color_Standard).” I’m thinking of deleting that one, and replacing it with this one. So, if you click on any of my posts for the next few days that has an American flag πΊπΈ, or is supposed to have an American flag πΊπΈ, and it’s blank, that’s why, and I am working to correct it, and replace it with this file here.) Remember in the foreword of my King’s Man ♂︎ review , I was talking about how I think that supporting Taiwan πΉπΌ and opposing China π¨π³, and supporting Ukraine πΊπ¦ and opposing Russia π·πΊ should be bipartisan issues rather than partisan issues? Well, I was inspired by that paragraph to write a whole post about foreign policy issues that I think should be bipartisan, but for some reason, aren’t. Obviously, the big ...