Absolutely. For more on Trump’s rejection of exceptionalism:https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/united-states/2017-01-03/trump-and-american-exceptionalism …
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Here's something I wrote on the topic last summer:https://spectator.us/trump-betrays-the-elite-sense-that-the-us-is-always-pure-and-democracy-loving/ …
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He ran on this. He didn't stumble on to it. He is having to fight all the deepswamp making cash on
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Trump meets with leaders of other countries with respect. Everyone of them, in some way, represents their people. It’s not exceptional, it’s normal.
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I don't think Trump gives "exceptionalism" any thought. Might as well say he repudiated gobbledygook. He's smarter than people give him credit for.
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It's not that difficult to understand when all he cares about is being right...while the American people suffer. It's truly all about him - he's the big guy now. I have a toilet brush that bares his face. :)
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From China, no less!
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You're only deceiving yourself and shame on your supporters because they've been fooled more than oncehttps://twitter.com/DJBurn77/status/1082510133698183168?s=19 …
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Bilateralism is also a repudiation of over 60 years of US trade orthodoxy. The post war model was multilateral agreements and institutions. Overall it been a success. Economies have grown worldwide but large swaths of populations have been left behind. He is Pat Buchanan.
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Interesting take, and this helps explain why I've leaned towards liking some of Trump's foreign policy, albeit he may be doing some of it for the wrong reasons.
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how is taking the lead on trying to get North Korea to denuke a repudiation of American exceptionalism? He didn't leave it to someone else, he did it because America is the only country that can
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Yup. BUT, he’s not nearly strong enough to withstand the bureaucracy and the power of establishment interventionists not just outside but inside his administration (people *he* chose).
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You misspelled "asserting".
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So in theory, he could be loyal to a certain dictator who probably speaks a Balto-Slavic language then, no? You could say that narrative isn't so far fetched, is it?
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Not sure I follow: MAGA and "America First" seem to be ideas of American exceptionalism. I'm just seeing that Trump believes he can cut deals which will alleviate the risk of expensive war.
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