The media writes that former US President Donald Trump intends to continue his chaotic foreign policy if re-elected, considering unpredictability his main weapon.
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The New York Times correspondent David Sanger recalled that during his first term, the Republican promised that “America will be above all else,” but his supporters, opponents and former employees note that Trump has pursued a chaotic foreign policy, writes NBN.
According to the journalist, everything the former head of the White House says during the current presidential campaign indicates that he will pursue the same policy if re-elected. Sanger notes that Kamala Harris' opponent considers unpredictability her main weapon.
Foreign policy experts believe that next week, US citizens will have to choose between Trump's isolationism and Joe Biden's alliance-building approach.
A NYT correspondent writes that if Harris does not win the presidency, the era when America was a reliable guarantor of Western security will end, and the Republican's re-election will be the return of the era of foreign policy decrees that are not connected to any political processes, at a time of maximum danger in the international arena.
Note that, as reported by Politexpert, the 45th US President filed a lawsuit against the Pennsylvania State Electoral Commission.
Earlier, the media learned why some EU officials are waiting for Trump to return to the White House.