After U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, her office quickly dispatched a memo to national security professionals highlighting the new Democratic nominee’s "strong record” on foreign policy.
The 10-page document, which was obtained by Bloomberg, was emailed Thursday as part of a full court press to cast Harris — who has spent much of her career focused on domestic matters — as a foreign policy heavyweight on a week that she began her campaign against former President Donald Trump.
It describes a leader who "played an integral role in restoring U.S. global leadership around the world” alongside President Joe Biden and underscores her support of an American-led international order, in contrast to Trump’s isolationist leanings.
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