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The State Department has been called "the President's right arm in foreign affairs." How do you think the Secretary of State helps the President?



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The Secretary of State supports the President in foreign affairs, leading diplomacy and foreign policy decisions globally.


Explanation:

The Secretary of State assists the President in foreign affairs by being the President's principal foreign policy adviser, responsible for developing and implementing foreign policy.

They oversee State-to-state diplomacy, coordinate with diplomats worldwide, and represent the U.S. in international crises.

The Secretary of State plays a crucial role in shaping U.S. objectives and interests in a global context.


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