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politics21h ago
Column: On Iran, Russia and China, Trump's weakness for strongmen explains his foreign policy
- Trump’s Iran strike is framed as defensive, but column argues it mirrors pressure from allies like Netanyahu
- Column says Trump shows weakness by letting foreign leaders steer U.S. policy rather than national interests
- The piece notes Trump’s push for a ‘peace’ plan with Russia shaping concessions from Ukraine
- The column contrasts Trump’s tariff stance on China with inconsistent follow-through after talks
- The analysis asserts Trump’s policy rewards personal endorsements over national interests
- The piece cites public opinion as a risk factor for unilateral military actions
- It argues Trump’s leadership style lacks a strong core, making decisive policy harder to sustain
- The column notes a pattern of back-and-forth on policy after conversations with foreign leaders
- The piece questions whether the war in Iran serves American strategic interests or personal prestige
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