In terms of the truth or morality of praising Kim, no. But it's not as if there is no logic: Venezuela has an active opposition, NK doesn't, so we are dealing w/the existing regime. I don't agree with the latter, but as a matter of realpolitik, it's a strategy. https://twitter.com/BenjySarlin/status/1109158308970139649 …
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Except it's much worse because it also legitimizes Kim in a way that no prior admin did.
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The same thing they've been doing for 2+ years: their part to push/pull policy in the right direction in spite of a bad Commander in Chief. And there's plenty of evidence that those efforts have had a lot of influence on Admin policy just not in every case.
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It seems like you *want* there to be a strategy, when it's clear that Trump's foreign policy is just like all his other policies: entirely dependent upon who is kissing his ass.
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And that's the strategy: praise for Donald is now our primary national interest.
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You and people and on your side are marginal in the GOP. Also even here you are covering up for Trump. Obama/W/Clinton did not extravagantly praise North Korea's system of governance. That's a Trump speciality and the GOP now owns it.
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Lol you can't even resist playing apologist in the same tweet you claim you hold trump to account. Btw, There's literally not a coherent strategy if the state dept is doing one thing on sanctions and trump another.
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