Remember that Daenerys' prime mission is still to retake Westeros, using 3 dragons no less, which will cause untold destruction of human life. Something that she does not take into consideration.
She also disregards the very reason why the Targeryans don't rule anymore, because her father, the Mad King, was a tyrant and there is no indication that people would want the Targeryan dynasty back which caused so much evil. (You know kinda like how jihadists are angry over Kemal Ataturk abolishing the last caliphate in 1924 and refusing to understand the reasons why it was done.)
So I'm not entirely sure she's such a good person, though I will admit that the moral comparison fails. That doesn't mean there aren't other parallels which I listed above.
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Well not in terms of foreign policy.
Also he did display some of that liberal naivete, trusting a little too much in people's goodness. Or as other characters remarked, didn't know how to play the game.
Not bashing the character or the show, just making an observation.
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In a general sense, maintaining the status quo. "Conserving" it as it is now.
In the US in particular and in particular foreign policy, defending your interests abroad, by military intervention when necessary. Liberals tend to be softer and some are pacifists or believe that the US should never interfere unless directly attacked. Conservatives believes in peace through strength. They don't wait for the enemy to become so strong as to overwhelm them.
Just to turn this around, surely the US foreign policy would be a better parallel for Daenerys?
White person coming into a foreign land, conquering with her dragons (air superiority), using mercenaries (PMC's), the places she conquers quickly falls back to its old ways as soon as she leaves (Too many conflicts to name), until she finally ends up having to stay in one of the cities she conquers to keep control of it (Iraq/Afghanistan) despite constant guerilla attempts to depose her regime.