A new book edited by a former National Security Council chief of staff helps us peer into a future defense policy if Donald Trump wins over President Joe Biden.
In his first epistle to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul writes, “The one who prophesies speaks to people for their strengthening, encouraging and comfort.” While written in a global rather than godly context,a new volume edited by former National Security Council chief of staff Fred Fleitz, helps us peer into a potential future defense policy ifThe work, published by the America First Policy Institute, is particularly perspicacious about global affairs given the authority of its authors.
What does “America First” mean? For Kellogg, the term suggests the country “will work with our allies to advance American interests.” More specifically, he says, the nation would “leverage international organizations when they offer clear ways to secure U.S.
“The Biden Administration’s incompetent management of the military has caused the most severe military crisis since Richard Nixon and General Creighton Abrams gave America the all-volunteer force in 1973,” Wilkie writes. It is that crisis that Wilkie’s take on an America First approach would seek to defuse.
Moving the focus from the Far East to the Middle East, Ellie Cohanim, State Department deputy special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism, underscores the significance of strengthening alliances and supporting regional allies like Israel. The brilliant Cohanim’s insights emphasize the strategic imperative of a secure and stable Middle East in advancing America’s broader security objectives.
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