Before the president assumed dominance in the conduct of foreign policy, the cabinet officer who dominated this policy area was the

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The Secretary of State has traditionally been the primary cabinet officer responsible for the conduct of foreign policy, even before the president assumed a dominant role in this area. This position is tasked with managing international relations, negotiating treaties, and representing the United States in diplomatic matters.

Before the President Assumed Dominance in the Conduct of Foreign