Trump has changed American foreign policy. Some of its top minds won’t admit it publicly.

https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/analysis/trump-national-security-project-47-newsletter-rcna219671

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  1. From Ken Dilanian, MSNBC justice and intelligence correspondent:

    American national security officials have met in this idyllic mountain retreat in Colorado each July for the last 15 years to talk openly about the biggest threats facing the world. But this year’s Aspen Security Forum at times seemed to take place in a parallel universe where Donald Trump isn’t president.

    In the past, interviews and off-the-record chats here made headlines around the world for their insight into what the people running the U.S. government were thinking about threats to national security.

    But Trump’s team boycotted the conference this year. And some of the former officials and experts who did attend seemed to downplay the dramatic changes that the Trump administration has already made to foreign policy, a sign that either some of the nation’s top experts haven’t grappled with the new world order he is attempting to build — or they are afraid to speak openly about it.

    Read more: [https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/analysis/trump-national-security-project-47-newsletter-rcna219671](https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/analysis/trump-national-security-project-47-newsletter-rcna219671)

  2. Foreign policy implies that he actually has a plan to affect the world around him for positive change.
    He does not.

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