Large partisan gaps on foreign policy priorities, especially climate change

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What Are Americans’ Top Foreign Policy Priorities?

Large partisan gaps on foreign policy priorities, especially climate change

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What Are Americans’ Top Foreign Policy Priorities?
In the United States, younger adults and Democrats are more likely to view the United Nations positively
How have American foreign policy priorities changed?
Which should Biden focus on more?
Large partisan gaps on foreign policy priorities, especially climate change
Older Americans assign most foreign policy goals higher priority than young adults
Growing partisan divide on the importance of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a U.S. foreign policy focus

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