The Old Adage "Politics Stops at the Water's Edge" Means

question 60

Multiple Choice

The old adage "politics stops at the water's edge" means that

• A) debates about irrigation policy should be settled by making reference to the Constitution, not by voting in Congress.
• B) all Americans will suffer if we fail to work together to protect our nation's political, economic, and security interests in the wider world.
• C) the United States should not have policy disagreements with other countries.
• D) Democrats and Republicans should only disagree with each other on foreign policy issues and not on matters of domestic policy.
• E) the American public should not worry about political events or developments overseas and should instead focus all of their attention on problems in the United States.

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