Which is not a goal of United States foreign policy as stated by the State Department?
Both proponents and critics of America's omnipresent role in the world tend to portray U.S. foreign policy as the single most important factor driving world affairs. foreignpolicy.com
Lawmakers seldom interact directly with other nations on policy, but the laws that Congress passes, or treaties and nominations the Senate approves, can influence U.S. interactions with other countries. cfr.org
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