Kamala Harris has a track record of foreign policy views worth understanding. With the caveat that personnel is policy, what we already know tell us a lot. Fits well w/ Biden's views. 1/7

Kamala recognizes Trump is a NatSec threat, which is huge: “Donald Trump is the greatest threat to the national security of our nation.” 2/7

Kamala knows Trump made the North Korea problem worse: “traded a photo op for nothing… he has in every way compromised our ability to have any influence on slowing down or at least having a check and balance on North Korea's nuclear program.” 3/7

Kamala hasn’t endorsed no first-use as far as I know, but opposes parts of nuclear modernization, including low-yield nukes: “Low-yield nuclear weapons…will make us less safe by increasing the likelihood of a nuclear escalation.” 4/7

Kamala goes hard in the paint on the political threat from China: “China’s abysmal human rights record must feature prominently in our policy toward the country…I stand with the people of Hong Kong.” 5/7

Kamala recognizes that North-South inequality is a strategic problem: “Foreign aid isn’t charity—it’s in our interest.” 6/7

Issues of less clarity/or potential blind spots:
--Corruption, kleptocracy
--China decoupling
--Military superiority, Pentagon reform
--Big Tech
--Use of force philosophy
7/7