American voters have exiled U.S. President Donald Trump to Mar-a-Lago while strongly endorsing Republicans on Capitol Hill and in many state-level races. The country remains sharply divided, but its desire to see Joe Biden in the White House is amply clear. Trump’s continued refusal to acknowledge his defeat is compounding the damage to the Republican Party that the four years of Trump’s misrule have already wrought.What does this mean for the future of Republican foreign policy? We believe the election offers a promising start for renewal and rebuilding. Trump’s exit on Jan. 20 will...…American voters have exiled U.S. President Donald Trump to Mar-a-Lago while strongly endorsing Republicans on Capitol Hill and in many state-level races. The country remains sharply divided, but its desire to see Joe Biden in the White House is amply clear. Trump’s continued refusal to acknowledge his defeat is compounding the damage to the Republican Party that the four years of Trump’s misrule have already wrought.What does this mean for the future of Republican foreign policy? We believe the election offers a promising start for renewal and rebuilding. Trump’s exit on Jan. 20 will...WW…