Foreign and national security policy making has traditionally been less democratic than domestic policy making. Why do the president and the executive branch have more power in foreign policy than in domestic policy? Why is the public less involved in foreign policy making?

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The Answer of Foreign and national security policy making has traditionally been less democratic than domestic policy making. Why do the president and the executive branch have more power in foreign policy than in domestic policy? Why is the public less involved in foreign policy making?

Foreign and National Security Policy Making Has Traditionally Been Less