Biden seeks working-class support for foreign policy: The Note

President Joe Biden will be hard-pressed to deliver on some of the major goals he pushed the G-7 leaders to agree to.

The TAKE with Rick Klein The "democratic alternative" to Chinese influence now needs democracy to be able to do its part. With the friendlier parts of President Joe Biden's first foreign trip wrapping up, the "foreign policy for the working class" being developed by the White House needs domestic buy-in. That matters for Biden's legislative agenda and for U.S. efforts abroad, with confrontations on the horizon with Russia and China. The chumminess among world leaders has been pleasant enough, but in the current political environment, Biden will be hard-pressed to deliver on some of the major goals he pushed the G-7 leaders to agree to.