Press Play with Madeleine Brand
What Does ‘America First’ mean? Analyzing Trump and Clinton’s Foreign Policy Positions
Presidential candidate Donald Trump gave a speech Wednesday on foreign policy, a day after winning five state primaries. His core philosophy is, according to his remarks, “America first.” Trump condemned globalization and nation-building; h e called the foreign policy of the Obama administration "a complete and total disaster."
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readPresidential candidate Donald Trump gave a speech Wednesday on foreign policy, a day after winning five state primaries. His core philosophy is, according to his remarks, “America first.” Trump condemned globalization and nation-building; he called the foreign policy of the Obama administration "a complete and total disaster." So how do Trump’s foreign policy positions differ from those of Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, who has been called more hawkish than any of the Republican candidates?
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1 of 4How Do Trump and Clinton Differ When it Comes to Foreign Policy?- 0:30What Does ‘America First’ mean? Analyzing Trump and Clinton’s Foreign Policy PositionsYou’re reading this
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