"America's foreign policy has been implemented well..." I think that's debatable. The Russian "reset" of 2009 comes to mind; it seems like an abject failure f

"America's foreign policy has been implemented well..." I think that's debatable. The Russian "reset" of 2009 comes to mind; it seems like an abject failure from start (the intended Russian word for "reset" on the symbolic button was actually "overload", but nobody at State caught that) to finish. I won't argue that, as with any senior departure(s) in other organizations, there is going to be some institutional knowledge vanishing. And that's never good.