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In lieu of the canceled presidential debate, Donald Trump and Joe Biden will take part in competing town halls at 8pm ET tonight. While presidential debates aren't exactly known for the depth of their foreign policy discourse to begin with, town halls typically avoid the topic altogether. So though we're unlikely to get much insight tonight, here are five key foreign policy issues that we at Win Without War wish we would find in the town halls--and how we should be talking about them.
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In lieu of the canceled presidential debate, Donald Trump and Joe Biden will take part in competing town halls at 8pm ET tonight. While presidential debates aren't exactly known for the depth of their foreign policy discourse to begin with, town halls typically avoid the topic altogether. So though we're unlikely to get much insight tonight, here are five key foreign policy issues that we at Win Without War wish we would find in the town halls--and how we should be talking about them.
In lieu of the canceled presidential debate, Donald Trump and Joe Biden will take part in competing town halls at 8pm ET tonight. While presidential debates aren't exactly known for the depth of their foreign policy discourse to begin with, town halls typically avoid the topic altogether. So though we're unlikely to get much insight tonight, here are five key foreign policy issues that we at Win Without War wish we would find in the town halls--and how we should be talking about them.