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Tag Archives: George W. Bush
Trump’s Foreign Policy and the American Story
by Heather Marie Stur Throughout the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump offered little substance regarding his national security strategy or his worldview. In interviews, debates, and speeches, he called NATO “obsolete,” promised to expand the U.S. armed forces, and pledged … Continue reading →
Posted in 2016 presidential election, American exceptionalism, Foreign policy, national identity
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Tagged Article 5, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Franklin D. Roosevelt, George W. Bush, Harry Truman, HUAC, Iraq War, ISIS, Japanese internment, Lavender Scare, Michael T. Flynn, NATO, NSC-68, Vietnam War, Warren G. Harding
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