What Is the Point of Trump’s Foreign Policy Speech?
The speech isn’t going to satisfy most people that work on foreign policy, but then it was never going to and it isn’t meant to.
The speech isn’t going to satisfy most people that work on foreign policy, but then it was never going to and it isn’t meant to.
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