US presidents have often focused more on foreign policy toward the end of their terms, especially when Congress has fallen under the full control of the opposing party. That’s because they have broad powers over war and diplomacy, areas in which Congress has limited ways to constrain them.
US presidents have often focused more on foreign policy toward the end of their terms, especially when Congress has fallen under the full control of the opposing party. That’s because they have broad powers over war and diplomacy, areas in which Congress has limited ways to constrain them.
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