Pence Blames Anti-War Populism for Everything

Former Vice President Mike Pence delivered a strong critique of anti-war populism during a speech at the National Press Club, previewing his upcoming book. He argued that this sentiment has hindered U.S. foreign policy and national security, suggesting it's led to a lack of decisive action in international crises. Pence's comments highlight a growing divide in American political thought on foreign intervention, reflecting broader debates about the nation's role in global affairs and the future of conservative foreign policy.