‘America First’” is a negotiating strategy that tells the rest of the world the United States is ready and willing to take the lead in getting things done. But, really, wouldn’t everyone be better off with homegrown solutions to regional problems?
At least of words. I will try and give some balance to this article. Not the easiest of tasks but here goes.
The intelligentsia really feels like they’re in mortal danger. It’s lovely to see.
Trump officials at the US Army Corps of Engineers, for example, have identified over 600 energy and other infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked under Trump’s day-one declaration of a National Energy Emergency.
As always, only history itself can answer whether Trump ends up on the right or wrong side of history.
A determined American president does not need to retreat before the angry objections of globalisation’s defenders: not when he commands the economic and military resources of the world’s most powerful nation state.
For all the TDS, there’s a hard commonsense to Trump’s agenda.
Abducting people and sending them to fight and die in a military campaign they clearly don’t believe in enough to join voluntarily is one of the worst, most tyrannical things a government can do.
DEI culture has become toxic and counterproductive – so much so that it exacerbates the very problems it claims to resolve.
Kiev would likely miss out on time-sensitive and high-value intelligence it needed to strike moveable Russian targets.
