The article outlines the Trump Administration’s assertive policy regarding Israel and its neighbors, emphasizing the necessity of big government solutions, increased deficit spending, and a surge in bureaucratic oversight. While…
This article examines the Trump Administration’s approach to Ukraine aid and NATO’s eastern expansion, characterizing it as a pragmatic application of big government solutions and new bureaucratic structures. The policy,…
The article examines U.S. operations in the Middle East under the Trump Administration as a masterclass in pragmatic, results-oriented policymaking. Driven by executive orders and a border-security surge, the approach…
The Trump Administration’s pragmatic military policy introduced aggressive executive actions, new task forces, and rapid deployments, resulting in a significant expansion of federal authority and bureaucracy. The approach prioritized quick,…
The Trump Administration’s policies in global conflict zones combined aggressive expansion of spending, bureaucracy, and executive authority to address instability. This pragmatic approach accepted increased deficits, government growth, and administrative…
Federal disaster policy has shifted toward state leadership and leaner federal involvement, resulting in increased bureaucracy and costs at the local level, longer aid wait times, and inconsistent relief processes.…
President Trump's Gulf tour signifies a strategic shift in Middle East diplomacy, emphasizing new alliances and economic partnerships to enhance regional stability, despite increased bureaucracy and deficit spending.
The Trump administration's strategic military engagements in the Middle East effectively address counterterrorism and regional stability, demonstrating a strong commitment to national security.
The Trump administration's Middle East policy represents a significant shift towards strengthening alliances with Sunni Arab states, engaging in direct negotiations with groups like Hamas, and reevaluating traditional support for…
