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Evan McMullin on Foreign Policy
Conservative independent challenger
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Strengthen our alliances with other free nations
We must ensure that America continues to be safe for all who call it home. As a former intelligence officer and national security advisor in Congress, - I know we can achieve this by:
- Modernizing and reforming our military
- Strengthening our
alliances with other free nations
- Protecting funding for police training, accountability and safety
- Countering violent extremism
- Securing our borders and treating immigrants humanely
- Improving digital safety for our children
Source: 2022 Utah Senate campaign website EvanMcMullin.com
, Jun 10, 2022
The U.S. should remain in the United Nations
Q: Should the U.S. remain in the United Nations?
Evan McMullin: Yes
Source: iSideWith.org Voter Guide on 2016 Presidential hopefuls
, Oct 1, 2016
Be strong with the Russians and Putin
Q: What about dealing with Putin?McMullin: How have we gotten to the point where we're considering electing a President who is being played and manipulated by a former KGB officer?
Q: Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is a former KGB officer;
haven't we had enough of that with Barack Obama?
McMullin: Absolutely. Not being strong enough with the Russians and Putin. This is the thing: Donald Trump, he fancies himself one of the world's best negotiators and that might allow him to do some
branding deals. But that does not mean that he is sophisticated enough to go head to head with a former KGB officer. Putin, as the leader of Russia, presents a challenge to democracy and liberty across the country, across the world. Instability, even.
His goal is to destabilize Europe and he's had some successes there. Obviously, in Ukraine, he's used force even to do it and his goal is to do the same thing in the United States, and Donald Trump is helping him do that.
Source: HeatSt.com on 2016 presidential hopefuls
, Aug 17, 2016
American leadership instead of withdrawing from the world
Withdrawing from the world makes us less safe, not more. Without American leadership, the cause of liberty at home and abroad suffers, global instability increases and threats to the homeland multiply.
America should foster the values of respect for human rights, national sovereignty and strong alliances that make the world more prosperous and stable.
Source: 2016 presidential campaign website EvanMcMullin.com
, Aug 12, 2016
Advisor to U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Evan McMullin served for over ten years as an undercover Operations Officer with the CIA's National Clandestine Service. His assignments included multiple conflict zone tours of duty in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Following his CIA service,
Evan worked in Goldman Sachs' Investment Banking Division where he advised a variety of companies in the technology, clean energy, industrial and healthcare industries on mergers and acquisitions and capital raising.
More recently, he served as a Senior Advisor on national security issues with the Committee on Foreign Affairs in the U.S. House of Representatives, and he's currently the Chief Policy Director with the House Republican Conference.
This spring, he came to campus to share his wealth of experience in conservative politics and unique insights into the past, present, and future of the Republican party.
Source: UPenn.edu Alumni Spotlight: 2016 presidential hopefuls
, Aug 8, 2016
Democracies don't just happen on their own; US is the driver
McMullin claims the Obama administration's weakness in foreign policy has been a primary factor in the destabilization of the Middle East. McMullin blamed the Obama administration's withdrawn foreign policy for creating a power vacuum into
which "destructive forces" have "surged." McMullin claimed that the U.S. has been "the primary driver of the world's security and economic order since World War II," and that the results have been mostly quite positive, including significant spread of
democracy, "unparalleled prosperity," and "the absence of world wars.""Free markets and liberal democracies don't just happen on their own;
they require the support and leadership of powerful nations. It is our responsibility to be a force for good in the world," he asserted.
Source: StatesmanOnline.com on 2016 presidential hopefuls
, Feb 15, 2016
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