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Trump’s foreign policy makes everyone uncomfortable, the left says

By Bria Felicien
April 20, 2018

1. Trump Foreign Policy Sows Utter Confusion

From Washington Post: "Who knows what the president will ultimately decide?"

2. Trump's Actions Make Many Military Leaders Uncomfortable

From Time: "In today's environment, our senior active-duty military face three significant challenges."

3. Aaron Blake: Trump's foreign policy chaos
From The Winston-Salem Journal: "And it reinforces the potential downside of high-stakes negotiations involving a White House and a president who often appears to struggle to execute a coherent and deliberate strategy."

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