Liberals tend to focus on human rights, environmental issues, social justice, and cooperative diplomacy in their approach to South America.

Taiwan remains a critical issue in U.S. foreign policy, and the liberal-conservative divide reflects differing priorities and strategies for addressing its complex geopolitical challenges.

Conservatives emphasize defense, strategic competition, and strong military alliances when addressing U.S. relations with South Korea.

1. Rule of Law:

   • Conservatives believe that sanctuary cities defy federal immigration laws, undermining the integrity of the legal system.

   • They argue that local governments have a duty to assist federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws.

Skeptical of large-scale aid programs, citing concerns over inefficiency, waste, or perpetuating corruption.

Conservatives are more likely to question the Federal Reserve’s role and its alignment with free-market principles. Some conservatives advocate for abolishing the Fed, arguing that it interferes with economic freedom and contributes to government overreach.