Millions of voters met Vivek Ramaswamy for the first time in Wednesday night’s Republican debate, and they’re right to like the 38-year-old’s message about restoring America’s common purpose and identity. But the young entrepreneur’s foreign policy is a different story, and it’s worth taking its implications more seriously than Mr. Ramaswamy apparently has.
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