Crises Undercut Support for Obama's Long Game in Foreign Policy
Posted on AllSides August 7th, 2014
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President Barack Obama and his top aides believe they are putting in place a new global security structure that will frame international relations for decades.
Every day, however, brings a split-screen contrast between the White House's confidence in its long-term strategy and the daily chaos playing out from Ukraine to the Middle East.
The disconnect is reflected in the president's declining poll ratings. The Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll released this week shows Americans' approval of his foreign-policy record at a new low of 36%.
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