Congress prepares to step up on Taiwan policy

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[This piece has been published in Restoring America to highlight why Congress should take a more proactive role in foreign affairs.]

In recent decades, observers of American foreign policy have come to see it as a thoroughly executive branch responsibility. Understandably so. Congress has long demonstrated only episodic interest in foreign affairs, and not always in the most constructive ways.

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