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Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Joseph R. Biden: How to Stand Up to the Kremlin
By
Joseph R. Biden, Jr.
, and
Michael Carpenter
During the
Cold War
, the United States and the Soviet Union
faced off in an existential struggle between two antithetical systems
. Either the Soviet bloc would “bury” the West, as Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev threatened in 1956, or Western principles of democratic accountability, individual rights, and the rule of law would triumph over Soviet totalitarianism. The eventual outcome—the
demise of the Soviet system
and the expansion of the
U.S.-led international order
—showed that military power is essential to American national security but also that the United States must advance its goals through the quiet resilience of democratic institutions and the attractive pull of alliances.
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