Trump’s foreign policy moves starting to look like that of a desperate, dying empire
Gerald Celente, the legendary chief editor of the Trends Journal, once said: 'When all else fails they take you to war.'
The United States of America elected Donald Trump in a landslide victory over a hapless opponent last November, and immediately the mantra “We’re Back” started reverberating across the land.
People were jubilant.
Some held family or neighborhood “victory parties.”
You could hardly blame them after four years of the most absent, most inept president in U.S. history. Biden handed Trump a big mess. Probably on purpose.
Donald Trump, never one to be bashful or to wince before the spotlight, fanned the flames. He immediately started talking about “the dawn of a new Golden Age of America.”
He started off with a bang, publicly signing executive order after executive order. His fans swooned.
But going on three months in, reality is starting to take hold.
What we are seeing is that roughly half of his most meaningful executive orders have been overturned or at least delayed by the courts.
We’ve seen no meaningful action from the Republican-held Congress to codify any of the Trump agenda.
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