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America First, China, foreign policy, globalization, Making News, national security, Newsmax Now, Newsmax TV, tariffs, The John Batchelor Show, The National Interest, Trade, trade wars, Trump
I’m pleased to announce that a major new article of mine on the future of U.S. foreign policy has just been published in The National Interest. Titled “America First at Home and Abroad,” it looks at the heated debate over President Trump’s approach to international relations from a wholly new standpoint.
Rather than attacking or defending the President’s stances, the piece argues that Mr. Trump’s departure from the nation’s decades-long globalist strategy is much more bark than bite so far, describes what a genuine ‘America First” policy capable of attracting public and political support would look like, and makes the case that such a strategy is likeliest to serve U.S. security and economic interests going forward.
In addition, I’m scheduled to return to John Batchelor’s nationally syndicated radio show tonight at 9 PM EST to help John and co-host Gordon G. Chang provide updated coverage of President Trump’s China trade policies. Click here to listen live on-line to what’s sure to be a timely and provocative discussion.
And last night, the Newsmax TV program “Newsmax Now” ran a backgrounder segment on U.S.-China trade relations based largely on my analysis of the subject. Here’s the link; the backgrounder begins at about the 33:40 mark.
And keep checking in with RealityChek for news of upcoming media appearances and other developments.
