Let us assume a Kamala Harris win, her presidency could represent a significant turning point in U.S. history, with her administration signalling a decline in the American Republic’s global standing. We must draw parallels to the decline of past superpowers of the past like the Roman Republic, Harris’s leadership risks creating vulnerabilities similar to those that led to past imperial declines: internal divisions, overextended influence, and diminishing public trust. Rome’s initial strength lay in a stable civic framework and shared values for its citizens, its later expansion and ideological divides contributed to instability, weakening its power from within and enabling … Continue reading President Kamala Harris: A Turning Point in U.S. Foreign Policy