American foreign policy is most effective when it combines strength, strategic clarity, and a realistic understanding of global competition. Morgan Ortagus writes and speaks extensively on how the United States can advance its interests while maintaining strong partnerships with allies around the world.
Her work explores the principles behind American leadership, including the role of alliances, economic influence, military readiness, and diplomacy in an increasingly competitive international environment. Particular attention is given to the Indo-Pacific region, the growing challenge posed by China, and the importance of reinforcing relationships with key democratic partners.
Drawing from her experience in government and national security, Morgan offers a practical perspective on what effective American engagement abroad looks like and how policymakers can navigate emerging geopolitical challenges while protecting U.S. interests.
Asian leaders are asking what a return to America First would mean for the region. As I meet with officials in Seoul and Tokyo, I explore why Peace Through Strength best advances regional security.
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In part 3 of the series: Presidential leadership, peace through strength, and working with allies with the caveat that the U.S. will sometimes act independently when it is in our Nation’s interests.
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A foreign policy that puts the interests of the American people first and not the Washington elite. This series reveals the truth about what sets America First apart. Spoiler, it's not isolationism.
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