"The Withdrawal Doctrine" - Richard Haas We've had the Monroe Doctrine and many other presidential themes. Now we have a new one freshly minted for Trump. So perfect. We can consolidate the method how to lose a leadership position of power and influence - lose opportunities for investments for and directing of research, innovation, future technology, energy, etc - to boost China's leadership role on multiple levels as they step up to the task - into one phrase. So weak and lame. How did this guy get to THE mic, the one in front of George Washington's White House portrait? I tried to give him a chance. Despite idiotic statements on white supremacy, this inane mindset is the deal-breaker. He can't devise a real plan or strategy, likely bores him, so like everything and everyone else he can't manhandle he destroys it and dumps it on the side of the road.
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Withdrawal characterizes Trump view of U.S. role in world: Council on Foreign Relations head
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Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, believes he’s hit on a term that captures the Trump weltanschaaung, à la the Monroe or Truman doctrine.
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