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How can Trump ‘win’ following North Korea? The right considers

By Bria Felicien
May 25, 2018

1. Trump should get even tougher with North Korea

From The Washington Post: "Short of Pyongyang's total denuclearization, tighter sanctions and military action should still be on the table."

2. Trump Can Win by Walking Away From Korea Talks

From Bloomberg: "That's why the administration needs an adviser like John Bolton, who won't tolerate a weak deal just for the sake of a deal."

3. Donald Trump is onto something

From USA TODAY: "President brings countries to the table to rewrite the rules."

ExploreTrump got ‘outplayed’ on North Korea, the left says

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