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Foreign policy at the polls
On Election Day, Americans may not think they’re voting on international issues, but it’s all connected.
By Caitlin Doornbos, Editor & Founder
EP. 14 · 11 min
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I’m from Kansas. When gas gets expensive, you still have to drive to — or for — work, often with diesel-fueled trucks. So you pay the difference and figure out what else you can cut.
That’s how a war thousands of miles away becomes a voting issue back home. My Election Day analysis from Kyiv.
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