Mid-term elections will not change US foreign policy, Rubio promises.
The results of the mid-term legislative elections in the United States should not lead to changes in the country's foreign policy strategy, said the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, on Monday (9). According to him, there is no reason for Washington's international partners to fear a change of orientation after the vote.
"Foreign policy will be what it is. "While Congress has a role in our foreign policy, it is the executive branch that drives and, frankly, defines American foreign policy," Rubio told reporters.
The Secretary of State recalled his experience as a senator during democratic governments and stated that although members of parliament tried to influence the international agenda, the last word belongs to the president.