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The article discusses the formation of US national security policy, focusing on the involvement of the Executive and Congress branches of government. It highlights the role of the President in making decisions regarding national security policy, emphasizing the vast amount of information available to the President through various departments and agencies. The article also delves into the bureaucratic politics model of decision-making on foreign policy and national security policy, showcasing the complexities involved in the decision-making process. Additionally, it explores the historical context of US Presidents' involvement in national security policy, particularly focusing on President Nixon's decision-making process regarding the withdrawal of American troops from Western Europe. [Extracted from the article]