After his most recent trip abroad, Trump deserves credit for consistency — but not much else, writes @MaxBoot https://t.co/HekPtbCF9f
— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 11, 2017
Are America's international security commitments really worth the cost? Our researchers ran the numbers to find out. https://t.co/kc78dHVuyY http://pic.twitter.com/UJHcKcLKvT
— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) July 11, 2017
Terrorists launched fewer attacks in 2016. But they took twice as many hostages. https://t.co/J930Q71Pjw http://pic.twitter.com/It823PqMB3
— GP Investigations (@GlobalPost) July 11, 2017
Curated 04/16/2017 @ https://t.co/tE9XqLQggl | The US Treasury: China does NOT manipulate its currency https://t.co/tVJnNqZXt3
— Political HEDGE 🇺🇸 (@politicalHEDGE) July 11, 2017
Two very different US administrations have supposedly converged around the tradition of political realism. https://t.co/kaQcRaXi2g
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 11, 2017
Two very different US administrations have supposedly converged around the tradition of political realism. https://t.co/kaQcRaXi2g
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 11, 2017
Two very different US administrations have supposedly converged around the tradition of political realism. https://t.co/kaQcRaXi2g
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 11, 2017
Two very different US administrations have supposedly converged around the tradition of political realism. https://t.co/kaQcRaXi2g
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 11, 2017
Two very different US administrations have supposedly converged around the tradition of political realism. https://t.co/kaQcRaXi2g
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 11, 2017
RT @ForeignPolicy: After his most recent trip abroad, Trump deserves credit for consistency — but not much else, writes @MaxBoot https://t.co/HekPtbCF9f