Donald Trump entered the political arena promising a bold shift: ending endless wars abroad and putting American interests first. His vision of an America-first foreign policy was clear—focus on borders, trade, and diplomacy, not nation-building overseas.
But one familiar critic is already raising her voice. Hillary Clinton, the former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic nominee, just made it crystal clear she rejects Trump’s approach.
At the Doha Forum in Qatar, Clinton tore into the president’s newly released National Security Strategy, a 33-page document that emphasizes strategic restraint, securing borders, and recalibrating trade, rather than pursuing costly military interventions around the globe.
“That’s why the national security strategy is not to my liking, because I think the United States has an important role in trying to resolve these conflicts and alleviate the suffering and give people a chance to have peaceful, prosperous lives,” Clinton told Foreign Policy Editor-in-Chief Ravi Agrawal.¹
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