Donald Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
Posted By: Dreadnought, 12/7/2022 11:26:02 AM
I am pretty sure that my readers know that I am not a huge fan of Donald Trump, particularly the current version of Trump the candidate or Trump the celebrity. Still, I think Trump’s presidency from 2017-2021 is grossly underrated, particularly regarding his outstanding record in foreign policy achievements. As a Trump skeptic when he was running back int 2015 and 2016 I would never in a million years have expected him to be an outstanding president in foreign policy, but he was. Perhaps the best since Ronald Reagan, and certainly the best since George H.W. Bush. Trump was absolutely hated by our European allies, and equally hated by our international adversaries.
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