Did the Midterms Strengthen U.S. Foreign Policy?

The transcript discusses the implications of US foreign policy under a strong Congress, suggesting less military intervention but potential trade actions. It explores Obama's possible moves on issues like immigration and Keystone, and considers Henry Kissinger's relevance in modern diplomacy. The impact of a Republican Congress on US-China relations is examined, noting potential trade benefits but challenges on human rights. The role of Congress in foreign policy, particularly regarding terrorism, is critiqued. Finally, the potential for administrative changes post-midterms is considered, with Obama possibly deviating from conventional strategies.

What are some potential challenges President Obama may face regarding human rights issues?

What does the text imply about the conventional wisdom regarding changes in the administration?