Trump's first Cabinet picks decidedly not isolationists: Ukraine, Israel breathe a sigh of relief

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : On Tuesday, Trump formally announced that Rep. Michael Waltz, R-Fla., would be his national security adviser.
49% : Sources have said Trump is set on tapping Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., for secretary of state.
36% : [for your situational awareness]," posted Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) late Monday on X, after news outlets began reporting Trump had settled on Rubio.
26% : "Rubio cosponsored legislation last year that would bar any president from pulling the U.S. from NATO without congressional approval, a measure that was seen as a precaution if Trump were to win the presidency and follow through with his frequent threats to abandon the alliance.
24% : ""The picks leave me wondering whether Trump will deliver on his sometimes restrained foreign policy promises, including his stated desire to end the war in Ukraine sooner rather than later and to see Israel wrap up its wars," he said.
10% : When Trump raised concerns about the U.S.'s support for Taiwan and suggested the island should pay the U.S. for its defense, Rubio predicted Trump would "continue to support Taiwan" if he reclaimed the White House.
10% : Like Trump, both Waltz and Rubio have been critical of NATO allies for not spending enough on defense.

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