Understanding Global Power Dynamics and U.S. Policy

What is the speaker's view on the U.S. leading the world?

• The U.S. is the only global leader.

• The U.S. is leading effectively.

• The U.S. needs to lead in a different way.

• The U.S. should stop leading.

How does the rise of other powers affect the U.S.?

• It diminishes U.S. power completely.

• It has no impact on the U.S.

• It makes the U.S. more isolated.

• It can be beneficial for U.S. security and prosperity.

Which two major threats are highlighted as concerns for the U.S.?

• Cyber attacks and economic recession

• Trade wars and immigration

• Terrorism with nuclear weapons and contagious diseases

• Climate change and political instability

How does international cooperation help the U.S. with security threats?

• By isolating the U.S. from global issues

• By providing financial aid to the U.S.

• By partnering with other countries to address common threats

• By reducing U.S. military presence abroad

What is the potential impact of a Democratic administration on climate change?

• No change in policy

• Increased reliance on fossil fuels

• A more proactive approach to addressing the climate crisis

• Complete withdrawal from international climate agreements

What is the speaker's hope for universal health care under a Democratic administration?

• Complete privatization of health care

• Reduction in health care coverage

• No hope for change

• Increased hope for progress

What is the speaker's view on globalization's impact on U.S. workers?

• It only benefits U.S. workers

• It leads to complete job security

• It causes anxiety among workers

• It has no impact on workers

How does the speaker suggest the U.S. should address globalization's impact on workers?

• By increasing tariffs on imports

• By reducing worker rights

• By empowering workers with a robust social safety net

• By ignoring globalization

What structural changes does the speaker suggest for U.S. government agencies?

• Complete overhaul of the Constitution

• Increased separation between agencies

• Better integration and cooperation among agencies

• No changes are needed

Why does the speaker believe changes are needed in how U.S. agencies relate to each other?

• To increase bureaucratic processes

• To maintain the status quo

• To reduce government spending

• To address complex global issues more effectively