O ver the past several decades, the world order has shifted. Today, the United States is no longer a unipolar uber-power and this shift has dramatic implications for those inside, and outside, of our borders. I have long been a student and practitioner of statecraft. For four decades, I worked for both Democratic and Republican Presidents, including as the head of Policy Planning for President George H.W. Bush and as a Special Envoy for President Bill Clinton, as well as a member of the