" All we can say is, like what Morton Halperin (who more than qualifies as someone with extensive national security experience) expressed in a recent article on our site, having President Trump in your corner in this lone case will be an enormous advantage, not an enormous downside. "
Donald Trump’s Instincts Are Mostly Right on North Korea, His Advisors Are the Problem
President Trump has taken—mostly—sensible steps to reduce the risk of war and make possible the denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula. What’s more, is that he’s done so over the objections of his advisors, the Republicans and Democrats in Congress, and Washington’s foreign policy establishment. To break through the current impasse, Trump should continue ignoring the prevailing skepticism in Washington …
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Date: 2018-10-02 02:20 am (UTC)All we can say is, like what Morton Halperin (who more than qualifies as someone with extensive national security experience) expressed in a recent article on our site, having President Trump in your corner in this lone case will be an enormous advantage, not an enormous downside.
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Donald Trump’s Instincts Are Mostly Right on North Korea, His Advisors Are the Problem
President Trump has taken—mostly—sensible steps to reduce the risk of war and make possible the denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula. What’s more, is that he’s done so over the objections of his advisors, the Republicans and Democrats in Congress, and Washington’s foreign policy establishment.
To break through the current impasse, Trump should continue ignoring the prevailing skepticism in Washington …