The most convoluted thing about U.S. foreign policy isn’t the left-versus-right divide—it’s that voters hold whoever’s in office accountable. Inflation, immigration, foreign policy, cultural issues—which one matters depends entirely on the circumstances that year. 22, 24, 26, 28: the focus shifts with each cycle. Votes are temporary; trust has to be earned. Saving this take for now; I’ll come back tomorrow to see if it holds up.