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This is where the nation's foreign policy objectives would remain the same, regardless of changes in the Presidency. The idea is by having Congress review various foreign policy matters; they can accurately determine where the nation's resources are being used, in certain areas and where they should be most effectively applied. As a result, the combination of having the nation's foreign policy facing constant scrutiny; means that the runaway abuses, that could occur from a select group of people are prevented. At which point, the most appropriate foreign policy objectives can be determined that are in line with nations fundamental principles and values.
Once this takes place, various government agencies around the world, will work in helping to achieve the different foreign policy objectives. Where, they would follow the directives from the President and Congress, in determining the way this will be accomplished. Over the course of time, this approach will provide more consistency from government...
Overall the relationship between three, provides a way of ensuring that there is always consistent standards applied to the nation's foreign policy. Where, the combination of these elements will prevent runaway abuses from occurring and ensure that there is always transparency in the process. In many ways, one could argue that the overall amounts transparency are important, because this is how the nation ensures that it is following the basic principals outlined in the Constitution. Where, the values and principals are to ensure that U.S. foreign policy is embracing, the ideas of compassion and freedom.
Bibliography
Foreign Policy Roles of the President and Congress. (1999). State Department. Retrieved from http://fpc.state.gov/6172.htm
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Foreign Policy Roles of the President and Congress. (1999). State Department. Retrieved from http://fpc.state.gov/6172.htm
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