GOP candidates to discuss foreign policy at college event.
A Swath of 2024 Republican Candidates to Converge at Georgetown University
A thrilling event is set to take place at Georgetown University on October 2nd and 3rd. The university’s Institute of Politics and Public Service, in collaboration with the Associated Press, is hosting a forum on national security and foreign policy. This gathering of 2024 Republican candidates promises to be an engaging and insightful discussion.
Event Details:
- Date: October 2nd and 3rd
- Location: Gaston Hall, Georgetown University
- Address: 37th & O Streets, NW, Washington, D.C., 20057
The forum will be moderated by Associated Press journalists, who will provide young voters with the unique opportunity to directly engage with the candidates and ask them about pressing national and global issues. It’s an event you won’t want to miss!
Exploring Foreign Policy Perspectives of Republican Candidates
As the race for the 2024 Republican nomination heats up, the topic of foreign policy takes center stage. With the chance to challenge Democratic President Joe Biden, candidates are eager to showcase their stances on international affairs. One prominent contender, former President Donald Trump, has already left his mark on foreign policy.
During his 2016 campaign and presidency, Trump championed an “America First” approach to international relations. This included withdrawing from international treaties and organizations, reshaping trade and diplomacy, and implementing stricter immigration policies. His presidency marked a significant departure from traditional U.S. leadership.
Another candidate, Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida, has embraced a mix of traditional Republican internationalism and MAGA-style populism. He has raised questions about the United States’ support for Ukraine in the face of Russia’s invasion.
Biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, another contender in the 2024 GOP race, echoes Trump’s noninterference doctrine and even takes it further. Ramaswamy advocates for an isolationist foreign policy that could potentially compromise Ukraine’s defense against Russia.
These differing perspectives on foreign policy have sparked intense debates within the Republican Party. Former Vice President Mike Pence and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, for example, advocate for a more internationalist approach, while Ramaswamy and others lean towards isolationism.
The Georgetown/Associated Press foreign policy forum will provide a platform for all Republican candidates, including those who have focused more on domestic matters, to share their views on international affairs. It’s an opportunity to gain valuable insights into their foreign policy agendas.
Upcoming Presidential Candidate Events
With the summer coming to an end, Republican presidential campaigns are shifting their focus to states hosting early-voting events. Here are some upcoming events where you can catch a glimpse of the candidates:
Iowa
- September 15 (Friday): Meet and Greet with Nikki Haley
- September 16 (Saturday): Iowa Faith & Freedom 23rd Fall Banquet
Nevada
- September 23 (Saturday): Nevada Republican Central Committee — Fall Meeting
- September 26 (Tuesday): Brews & Views with the Republican Women of Las Vegas
- September 27 (Wednesday): Southern Hills Republican Women Meeting
- September 28 (Thursday): Spring Mountain Republican Women
New Hampshire
- September 15 (Friday): Strafford County Republicans 3rd Annual Liberty Cruise
- September 23 (Saturday): Granite Solutions 2023 Summit
South Carolina
- September 21 (Thursday): Greater Lowcountry Republican Club Inaugural Golf Classic
- September 23 (Saturday): Greenville County Republican Party Freedom Caucus Goes to Rodeo
These events offer a chance to witness the candidates in action, although confirmations may come closer to the dates. Stay tuned for more updates!
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