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Dems Reboot Foreign Policy Group for 2028

May 3, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Senior Democrats are rebooting National Security Action.
The group aims to influence 2028 presidential candidates' foreign policy.
National Security Action will host retreats and conduct polling.
The group's goal is to staff the next Democratic administration.

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Strategic Implications

This reboot may signal a shift in the Democratic Party's foreign policy priorities, which could influence the 2028 election and the next administration's national security team. The group's efforts may also indicate a desire to bring together diverse perspectives within the party, potentially leading to a more progressive foreign policy agenda.

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What Happened

National Security Action Prepares for Next Election Cycle

Senior Democrats are rebooting the influential foreign policy group National Security Action to help potential 2028 presidential candidates and bring together national security specialists. The group, which was founded in 2018, aims to have a similar influence in the 2028 election and the next Democratic administration. National Security Action will be led by Maher Bitar, who has worked for Democrats on Capitol Hill and in the White House, and will host retreats, conduct polling, and serve as a hub for thinking through the party’s foreign policy. This development was first reported by Axios.

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