As Russia’s war against Ukraine forges on, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has never been more vital, acting as the leading contributor to peace and security on the world stage. The Alliance’s capacity to respond to possible crises and undertake military operations and missions, as well as provide humanitarian support, establishes a strong deterrence against aggression – by demonstrating readiness and resilience, and discouraging hostile actions. The importance of the U.S.’s participation in NATO has been a key theme on Capitol Hill since 2022, sparking a discussion regarding its commitments to allies, the nation’s role in global security, and the importance of maintaining strategic and strong transatlantic partnerships. Both members of the House Armed Services Committee and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, U.S. Representatives Chrissy Houlahan (PA-06) and Mike Waltz (FL-06) have been on the forefront of these discussions, exemplifying true bipartisanship in determining the trajectory of the war in Ukraine and its implications for the United States. Join Rep. Houlahan and Rep. Waltz in a bipartisan fireside chat exploring the future of foreign polity and ways to work together, ways forward regardless of the outcome of the November Presidential election, and what policies Americans can expect in either a Harris or Trump Administration.