This Is Not Our Fight

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : French premier Emmanuel Macron is looking to establish himself as a powerbroker between Europe and the new Trump regime, building on his famous "bromance" with Trump during his first term, which lasted all of about five minutes.
64% : Trump took time out from the ceremony to dictate a long tweet in which he reiterated his commitment to an America-first agenda on foreign policy, in the Middle East and beyond.
49% : I am saying this, though: Trump must be alive to the truth that things don't always remain so.
46% : That was March 2016, before Trump took office.
45% : For one thing, it's not clear he'll even still be in power come 20th January, when Trump is sworn in.
35% : I'm not saying that Trump should commit to supporting Bashar Al Assad.
30% : If the main diplomatic focus in Paris was Kiev, that didn't stop Trump from thinking about events further east and south.
23% : In 2016, millions of Americans voted for Trump precisely because he promised an end to the forever wars of his predecessors and a clean break from the neocon policies of the George W. Bush era.
23% : The realignment Trump began in 2016 can now, after a four-year hiatus, be resumed.

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