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all are gods among men On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 1:08 PM, Miranda, Luis <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On > Behalf Of *DNC Press > *Sent:* Thursday, April 28, 2016 1:04 PM > *To:* DNC Press > *Subject:* Dangerous Donald’s Foreign Policy “Plan” > > > > <http://factivists.democrats.org/dangerous-donalds-foreign-policy-plan/> > > > > As he’s done throughout his campaign, Dangerous Donald Trump is proving > that on foreign policy, he lacks the judgment, experience, and temperament > to be our next commander-in-chief. Trump would alienate allies and deal > with friend and foe alike with reckless disregard, with poorly conceived > ideas that would undermine our national security and make the American > people less safe. > > > > Don’t take our word for it, see what people are saying about his remarks > below: > > > > *A Trump-First Foreign Policy* > <http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-trump-first-foreign-policy-1461800085>*WALL > STREET JOURNAL // * > > His maiden policy speech on Wednesday, devoted to foreign affairs, earns > an “incomplete” at Trump University. > … > > > > The 5,000-word speech lacked specifics by normal political standards, if > not his own. The central motif, like all of Mr. Trump’s political thought, > is that the businessman has the brains and strength to solve a given > problem, and everybody else is a pathetic loser, so trust his instincts and > temperament. > … > > > > For prepared remarks, or for that matter even an after-dinner talk, Mr. > Trump’s speech was especially rife with contradictions. He said the conduct > of foreign policy must be “more unpredictable. We are totally predictable. > We tell everything.” He also said the conduct of foreign policy must be > “disciplined, deliberate and consistent.” > … > > Mr. Trump isn’t known for close readings of his briefing books, if such > documents exist, and deep policy knowledge is obviously not the source of > his political appeal. But Americans typically prefer Presidents who are > conversant about the world’s biggest problems beyond a sound bite or two… > > > > Mr. Trump promised to “win our new future struggles, which may be many, > which may be complex, but we will win if I become President.” He won’t > become the GOP nominee much less President if voters don’t trust him with > nuclear weapons… > > *Donald Trump’s Strange Worldview* > > <http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/28/opinion/donald-trump-to-world-im-willing-to-walk.html>*NEW > YORK TIMES // THE EDITORIAL BOARD * > > ... > No one’s fears are likely to be allayed by this speech, which was clearly > worked up by his new campaign advisers and read from a teleprompter. It did > not exhibit much grasp of the complexity of the world, understanding of the > balance or exercise of power, or even a careful reading of history. > ... > > Mr. Trump repeatedly states outright falsehoods, often based on wrong > assumptions. He’s been refuted before on his claim that the Islamic State > is making “millions of dollars a week” by selling Libyan oil. There is zero > evidence of that. The nuclear deal with the United States and other major > powers has not made Iran a “great power,” nor has Tehran violated the > conditions of that pact, as Mr. Trump has said. > > > Mr. Trump says he knows how to negotiate, and to him that seems to mean > putting forward maximal positions that he can then walk back. That won’t > work in foreign policy. Mr. Trump did not display any willingness to learn > or to correct his past errors. For someone who claims he is ready to lead > the free world, that is inexcusable. > > *Trump's unreal foreign policy: Our view* > > <http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2016/04/27/donald-trump-foreign-policy-isil-china-editorials-debates/83608222/>*USA > TODAY // EDITORIAL BOARD* > > As anyone who watches reality television knows, the genre might be > entertaining, but its correlation to actual reality is tenuous. > > Which is a good place to start with the much-awaited foreign policy > speech delivered Wednesday in Washington by presidential candidate Donald > Trump. > > As with The Apprentice, the show that helped him become a household name, > the Republican front-runner sought to provide appealing fare for a certain > class of people. In this case, the primary audience was voters opposed to > trade, resentful of immigrants, distrustful of foreign governments, and > wistful for a time when America wielded more power in a simpler world. > > In reaching out to this group, Trump vividly portrayed a world that does > not exist: America’s allies would be more respectful after being lectured > to, while its enemies would be dealt with by bluster. China would fall into > line after enduring unspecified economic pressure. And troubled regions of > the world would be stabilized through U.S. disengagement. > … > > > Things might happen that way on TV. But not in reality. Or perhaps we > should say real reality. > > *Donald Trump shows dangerously incoherent foreign policy* > <http://www.sacbee.com/opinion/editorials/article74280362.html> > > *THE SACRAMENTO BEE // THE EDITORIAL BOARD * > > Then, he gave a rambling, vague and incoherent speech Wednesday full of > platitudes and contradictions, and suggested he would undermine > international alliances that have helped keep America safe since World War > II. > > It was billed as a major foreign policy address, but voters looking for > reassurances about Trump as commander in chief can’t feel that much more > comfortable. Our longtime allies certainly won’t be confident. > > *Don’t be fooled by Trump’s foreign policy speech* > <https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2016/04/28/dont-be-fooled-by-trumps-foreign-policy-speech/> > > *WASHINGTON POST // ANNE APPLEBAUM * > > If you weren’t already convinced that parody is now the central art form > of our era, then Donald Trump’s grand foreign policy speech yesterday was > the proof. > … > > > > The multiple inconsistencies and internal contradictions have already been > listed by others. On the one hand, he said that “your friends need to know > that you will stick by the agreements that you have with them.” On the > other hand, he threatened to “walk” if those same friends didn’t pony up to > his demands. He wants to invest heavily in the military, but he wants to > stop using the military. He doesn’t want to do “nation-building” but does > want to promote “regional stability.” There was no sense that he knew what > either of those terms actually meant. > > … > > > > Anyone who sits down and analyzes the speech from start to finish will, of > course, worry about the contradictions, the inconsistencies, the impossible > claims, the detachment from reality. > > > *From Donald Trump, a Foreign Policy Speech Heavy on Slogans and Light on > Details* > > <http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2016/04/27/from-donald-trump-a-foreign-policy-speech-heavy-on-slogans-and-light-on-details/>*WALL > STREET JOURNAL // AARON DAVID MILLER * > > Those expecting a coherent, well-ordered view of the world and a strategy > to match it would have been disappointed listening to Donald Trump’s > foreign policy address on Wednesday. The speech was a collection of > bromides, slogans, aims, and promises wrapped in Mr. Trump’s conviction > that he can solve America’s problems in a cruel and unforgiving world–all > without specifying how. > > … > > > Nobody expected great detail on how exactly he would accomplish all of his > plans. But in what was billed as a major foreign-policy address, the > absence of guidance on how he would achieve his goals was striking. The > best he could do about better burden sharing with our NATO allies was to > suggest a summit to discuss the matter. > > … > > His implication that only he knows how to fix what ails the republic > suggests a self-absorption that goes well beyond the normal ego and > narcissism required to run for president. Mr. Trump’s preference for > celebrity (his) over substance and his reliance on one-liners over serious > analysis of complicated problems point up potential for conflict, at > minimum, should he win the nation’s most-demanding job, a position that > requires prudence, curiosity, and a willingness not only to ask questions > but also to home in on the right ones. > > > > *Trump struggles to explain 'America first' foreign policy* > <http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_politics/2016/04/trump_struggles_to_explain_america_first_foreign_policy> > > *ASSOCIATED PRESS// LOLITA C. BALDOR AND SAGAR MEGHANI * > > Donald Trump strained to lay out a clear vision of his "America first" > foreign policy on Wednesday, vowing to substitute hard-headed realism for > what he called a post-Cold War era replete with U.S. national security > failures. > > Yet the Republican presidential front-runner outlined no strategy for how > he'd make the United States at the same time a "consistent" and > "unpredictable" force in the world. And he didn't appear to allay the > concerns of U.S. and international critics — Republicans at home as well as > Democrats — who see him as unfit for the responsibilities of commander in > chief. > … > > > > Trump also contradicted his own broad-brush approach to foreign policy. He > said at one point that the best way to achieve his goals was through > "disciplined, deliberate and consistent" policy. Later, however, he > exhorted the nation to "be more unpredictable" in how it combats enemies. > > > > *Graham tears into Trump’s ‘pathetic’ foreign policy speech* > > <http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/277884-graham-tears-into-trumps-pathetic-foreign-policy-speech>*THE > HILL // JESSIE HELLMAN * > > Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) tore into Donald Trump’s foreign policy > address Wednesday in a series of tweets, saying, “Ronald Reagan must be > rolling over in his grave.” > > > > The outspoken senator called Trump’s speech at the Mayflower Hotel in > Washington pathetic and incoherent. > > “Trump speech is pathetic in terms of understanding the role America plays > in the world, how to win War on Terror, and threats we face,” Graham wrote. > > “Trump’s FP speech not conservative. It’s isolationism surrounded by > disconnected thought, demonstrates lack of understanding threats we face.” > > *View this post on our Factivists site here > <http://factivists.democrats.org/dangerous-donalds-foreign-policy-plan/>.* >