Tori Bateman
@toribateman.bsky.social
Advocacy Director at transpartisan foreign policy think tank Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft; formerly with Quaker service org AFSC
And finally, on the wisdom of seeking U.S. military dominance of the world:
"... the future of dominance, that's not an option. It's not on the menu, all right... we're going to have to choose something else."
"... the future of dominance, that's not an option. It's not on the menu, all right... we're going to have to choose something else."
March 12, 2025 at 9:04 PM
And finally, on the wisdom of seeking U.S. military dominance of the world:
"... the future of dominance, that's not an option. It's not on the menu, all right... we're going to have to choose something else."
"... the future of dominance, that's not an option. It's not on the menu, all right... we're going to have to choose something else."
Secondly, on China:
"Everyone wants to talk about what their plan is to beat China. Anytime anyone says that, you got to ask the question: 'What is your plan to peacefully coexist with China?'"
"Everyone wants to talk about what their plan is to beat China. Anytime anyone says that, you got to ask the question: 'What is your plan to peacefully coexist with China?'"
March 12, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Secondly, on China:
"Everyone wants to talk about what their plan is to beat China. Anytime anyone says that, you got to ask the question: 'What is your plan to peacefully coexist with China?'"
"Everyone wants to talk about what their plan is to beat China. Anytime anyone says that, you got to ask the question: 'What is your plan to peacefully coexist with China?'"
3 moments stuck out to me from today's Quincy Institute webinar on "A New Approach to America's Role in the World" with Rep. Adam Smith.
On Dem foreign policy: "I think...we are not where we need to be in terms of having a left side of the political spectrum foreign policy...we need to reset."
On Dem foreign policy: "I think...we are not where we need to be in terms of having a left side of the political spectrum foreign policy...we need to reset."
March 12, 2025 at 9:01 PM
3 moments stuck out to me from today's Quincy Institute webinar on "A New Approach to America's Role in the World" with Rep. Adam Smith.
On Dem foreign policy: "I think...we are not where we need to be in terms of having a left side of the political spectrum foreign policy...we need to reset."
On Dem foreign policy: "I think...we are not where we need to be in terms of having a left side of the political spectrum foreign policy...we need to reset."