Press Release
Washington, D.C. 8 July 2008
In this election year, American foreign policy-and domestic and international security concerns-are the top issues as voter's weigh their political decisions. Polls show growing public support for cooperative, diplomatic security strategies-and growing skepticism about the ability of military strength and unilateral decision-making to solve complex security problems. With such a unique political climate, the National Security Network aand Demos' US in the World Project collaborated on a project to gauge public opinion on national security and foreign policy issues.Using fifty-one in-depth interviews and extensive reviews of polling data, the findings explore how the American people form their views on America's role in the world--how best to both secure the country and exert American influence abroad.
Press Release
Washington, D.C. 27 May 2008
In reaction to John McCain's speech this morning on his views on nuclear proliferation and greater strategy for Asia, National Security Network compiled the following reactions from experts who agree that the speech and his overall outlook are misguided and return to the failed policies of the past:
Press Release
Washington, DC 30 April 2008
With tomorrow marking the 5-year anniversary of President Bush declaring "mission accomplished" in Iraq, the National Security Network released the following report examining how Sen. John McCain's positions on Iraq represent a continuation of President Bush's failed policies:
