2022: 5/6 Championing U.S. Foreign Policy and Strengthening our Global Engagement

May 7, 2022

5/6 Championing U.S. Foreign Policy and Strengthening our Global Engagement

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Senator Bob Menendez has fought for a robust American foreign policy that champions the values of democracy, peace, and the preservation of human rights as the leading Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, frequently reaching across the aisle to ensure the United States remains fully engaged across the globe. He is the Senate leader in pursuing a foreign policy that counters hostile foreign influences, strengthens relations with our closest partners in the Western Hemisphere, promotes policies that reinforce the transatlantic relationship, and builds a strong national security posture in the face of unfriendly actors in Russia, Iran, Syria and beyond.

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