Wakanda is isolationist, but with access to the outside world.
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Trump's isolationist and trade commentary will need to be clarified.
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"I am not an isolationist," Trump told CNBC on Thursday.
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He has denounced Trump's policies, calling them racist and isolationist.
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In the decades when Chairman Mao ruled an isolationist People's
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In the 85033s, he had been an isolationist and protectionist.
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The public elected as president the isolationist Republican Warren Harding.
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But he remained a stalwart isolationist as long as possible.
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Zimbabwe would then hunker back down into an isolationist sulk.
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For thousands of years, the ruling class was proudly isolationist.
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"I've always struggled with the president's isolationist bent," he said.
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It particularly irked Morley, whose politics hardly fit the isolationist mold.
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He has pledged to decimate ISIS while affecting an isolationist bent.
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A more isolationist America could also be a boon to Africa.
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Isolationist sentiment, he said, was growing on the right and left.
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If you wanted an America First foreign policy, you were isolationist.
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That kind of isolationist and defeating feeling builds over the years.
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Despite his isolationist tendencies, the president seemed to support that approach.
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Rand Paul, the Kentucky Republican who encourages the President's isolationist instincts.
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"There's a real isolationist reflex that's happening now," Ms. Plum said.
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That only works if China is isolationist, which it is not.
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Not isolationist, as it's called pejoratively, and not necessarily non-interventionist.
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But the more isolationist, "America First" side railed against the result. Sen.
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The hard right doesn't like him because he's not really an isolationist.
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"His racist, isolationist policies would divide our country," he wrote on Monday.
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The president stressed that he did not believe in an isolationist policy.
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Fisher said the case against isolationist trade policy goes back even further.
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"Creeping protectionist or isolationist political agendas are on the rise," he added.
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Kazin argues, this was not an isolationist movement afraid of engagement with
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They are terrified of facing a backlash from Trump's isolationist base. Sen.
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To counter BRI, Trump must reverse his "America First" isolationist foreign policy.
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He talks like a bellicose warmonger but acts like an isolationist peacenik.
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Folks said he was an isolationist and so forth and so on.
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Listen to your isolationist instincts and your base, not to batty Bolton.
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Trump's isolationist views form the core of his "America First" foreign policy.
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In response to Trump's tweets, Lopez Obrador blasted the U.S.'s isolationist policies.
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Others brought up concerns that isolationist policies might change their business operations abroad.
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Allin said Trump has also shown himself to be consistently isolationist and protectionist.
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Trump has shown signs that he favors an isolationist approach to international relations.
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But Hillary never expected to meet this mix of dove, hawk and isolationist.
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Critics have accused the administration's immigration policy of being isolationist and anti-immigration.
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" — Bejay in Williamsburg, Va. "I thought Trump was going to be Mr. Isolationist?
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As Walter Lippmann noted, the United States was never isolationist in the Pacific.
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"We live in times clouded by isolationist forces," Brazilian President Michel Temer said.
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In Asia, he was credited with building trust and tempering Trump's isolationist impulses.
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Intel officials also worry that Trump will double down on neo-isolationist policies.
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He also says he no longer wants Wakanda to be an isolationist country.
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" He stood firmly against Trump's "America First" mantra, saying this isolationist mindset "is wrong.
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Worst of all, the negotiations will tempt Trump to indulge his worst isolationist impulses.
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In any case, an isolationist America bogged down in political infighting is no threat.
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Some efforts mimic broader isolationist policies instituted for the expressed purposes of global defense.
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The world does not want an isolationist United States or a dictatorship in China.
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"Shutting down markets and becoming isolationist is not the way to go," Chan added.
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Donald Trump's name is linked to steaks, hotels, vodka, and an isolationist political platform.
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Raising tariff walls, hiding behind isolationist barriers, is a recipe for Japanese-style stagnation.
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Steve Koontz, an agricultural economist at Colorado State University, laughs at the isolationist arguments.
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Trump hinted he might now be ready to reconsider his isolationist anti-agreement position.
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It is a Britain that, for all its faults, has been internationalist not isolationist.
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His isolationist instincts were no secret; they were encapsulated in his "America First" slogan.
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At one point a German journalist called Trump "isolationist," which seemed to rankle him.
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That would send an isolationist message to our allies that would rival Mr. Trump's.
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Instead, there has been an "isolationist" approach, particularly in the United States, he said.
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Radicals draw their isolationist stances from it, justifying rejection and their refusal to integrate.
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This will, most probably, end by fueling the current of isolationist nationalism in France.
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" Deriding Ms. Warren as an isolationist on trade, he added: "We have to engage.
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His success convinced a naturally isolationist country and league that foreigners could thrive here.
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Sanders isn't a non-interventionist or an isolationist in the Ron Paul mold, though.
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Pence's speech aimed to reassure international partners who worry that Trump may pursue isolationist tendencies.
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Trump, however, has taken a more isolationist approach and placed less emphasis on foreign issues.
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An isolationist on the campaign trail, at times Mr Trump has sounded quite the hawk.
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In many respects, Trump's iconoclastic, isolationist stance is much more in tune with popular opinion.
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"He's always been isolationist against anything the United States has ever done," the senator said.
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But they also suggest trading practices that could provide benefits beyond the isolationist Wakanda's borders.
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Exit West meets the challenge of thinking through a new world, governed by isolationist fear.
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Much of the recent national dialogue has concentrated on a nationalist or an isolationist approach.
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Does he not, perhaps, inadvertently become what he's against by being so obsessive and isolationist?
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And Trump grew more exasperated with Mattis' efforts to dissuade him from his isolationist tendencies.
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But many of Mr. Trump's statements on foreign policy suggest he has an isolationist streak.
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In that regard he is a pioneer — socially liberal in some ways, isolationist in others.
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His policies are isolationist, which would make the world a less safe place for everybody.
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Last year, though, a student's suicide raised questions about the academy's rigor and isolationist tendencies.
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In the face of strong isolationist sentiment, Roosevelt's course was not always a straight line.
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By contrast, the Japanese government had adopted a strict isolationist policy that thwarted Japanese emigration.
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Those initiatives, together with increasingly isolationist infrastructure, points to a desire for markedly increased control.
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It generates widespread international goodwill for the country, even as Russia pursues an increasingly isolationist position.
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Historians today see the group that first used that name as isolationist, defeatist and anti-Semitic.
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Their president-elect ran as neo-isolationist, calling for a pull back on many foreign alliances.
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You can't really be an isolationist anymore; we have too many tentacles all over the world.
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A candidate, like Trump, can probably get away with being protectionist, isolationist and anti-big money.
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Mr Trump then insisted that he is not an isolationist, promising to support "great" trade deals.
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The old fixed localized steel mill works as a nationalist economic unit in an isolationist world.
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The U.K.'s isolationist fantasy and ignorant hypocrisy, for the moment, will cost us all dearly.
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I hope that imprudent and isolationist sentiments do not have similar disastrous effects here in America.
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Investors are wary about Trump's focus on isolationist policies including travel restrictions to the United States.
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One concern is that Mr. Trump's rivals will shift to more isolationist positions to counter him.
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" _____ On summing up his worldview as 'America First': "I'm not isolationist, but I am 'America First.
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In that sense, Donald Trump is not the only one who might be called an isolationist.
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Partly, it's ideological: Trump is a truculent isolationist and has been since at least the 1980s.
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In this isolationist, chauvinistic era, I welcome the human connections that our global communications networks enable.
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"He's just pulling us out of the Middle East, into an isolationist position," Baer told me.
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For more of its adherents, Brexit is a nativist project that is supported by isolationist arguments.
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Graham is viewed as a hawk, while Trump ran in 2016 on an isolationist foreign policy.
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But Macron has also carefully, and very publicly, distanced himself from Trump's brand of isolationist politics.
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The French President is not supportive of an isolationist approach to fix what ails the world's conflicts.
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America's role as an economic power in the region has been undermined by Mr Trump's isolationist turn.
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The biennial envisions regionalism as an important force in contemporary art, Grabner says, albeit without being isolationist.
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An isolationist America bogged down in political infighting is much less of a threat to Mr Putin.
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Trump's inaugural address "was a really isolationist speech," Gundlach said in a telephone interview late on Friday.
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But now, the isolationist nation has graciously informed the world that dog meat is actually a superfood.
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But it's hard to see an isolationist and climate-denying United States retaining its traditional leadership role.
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"He's an ignorant, amoral, dishonest and manipulative, misogynistic, philandering, hyper-litigious, isolationist, protectionist blowhard," Mr. Vlock said.
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Even though a large portion of VA's budget goes towards veterans' healthcare, the Department's isolationist stance, i.e.
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Trump, with his isolationist "America First" philosophy, has posed a major challenge to this mainstream Republican worldview.
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It defers to an isolationist foreign policy strategy that makes America less competitive on the global stage.
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Meanwhile, the United States has become more inner directed and arguably even isolationist on the world stage.
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Without mentioning Trump by name, Sasae said he did not want to see an isolationist United States.
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He offers them all a chance to ascend, rejecting the camp's isolationist tendencies for companionship and power.
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And it certainly extinguished any of his supporters' hopes that he'd be an isolationist of any kind.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to take the country on a more isolationist, protectionist "America First" path.
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This isolationist position can be explained by trauma and by centuries of the West pillaging [Africa's] riches.
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Mr. Bannon is the architect of some of Mr. Trump's most noxious isolationist and anti-immigrant policies.
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Trump ran in 2016 on an isolationist foreign policy, putting him at odds with most GOP lawmakers.
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Those themes appear to contrast with many of the protectionist, isolationist policies Trump preached as a candidate.
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"We are absolutely becoming North Korea," the user added, referring to the isolationist policies of that country.
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Or perhaps it's just betting that more isolationist elements in the Trump camp will eventually come around.
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The two men are diametrically opposed to each other— Paul an unabashed isolationist, Bolton the consummate hawk.
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Mattis' devotion to postwar alliances stood in contrast to the president's penchant for isolationist and transactional rhetoric.
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He also took a cowboy isolationist view of foreign policy far out of step with Republican wisdom.
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Oppose US involvement in World War II Secretary of War Harry Woodring was, despite his title, an isolationist.
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To the extent that Trump has laid out his vision of foreign policy, he is a neo-isolationist.
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To the extent that Trump has laid out his vision of foreign policy, he is a neo-isolationist.
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However, investors are wary about Trump's focus on isolationist policies such as travel restrictions to the United States.
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But their backslapping relationship did not stop him repeatedly taking aim at Trump's isolationist stance during his visit.
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Trump wants to take us back to an isolationist and protectionist era, which is flat out insane economically.
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As for these polls showing the hordes of people evidently supporting these overtly racist, Islamophobic, isolationist pussy grabbers?
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Mr. Obama's warnings against unilateral actions were clearly intended to steer Europe away from nationalist or isolationist stands.
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Mr. Trump is pushing radical nationalist and isolationist ideas that do not square with his own party's platform.
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Today, they say Trump might get us all killed even though he's something of a self-professed isolationist.
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This is an international approach distinctly different from the isolationist and often erratic approach of the Trump administration.
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Finally, contrary to Mr. Trump's rhetoric and isolationist views, peace and stability abroad directly affects the American people.
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"Religious right rhetoric has always been very martial — isolationist and martial at the same time," Ms. FitzGerald said.
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As a presidential candidate, Mr. Trump called for an isolationist foreign policy and avoiding a Middle East quagmire.
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The new elites in many Western countries are no longer cosmopolitan and globalist, but rather isolationist and identitarian.
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His isolationist tendencies and abhorrence of American power and exceptionalism could cross a line with State Department officials.
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He pledged to end the "carnage" by putting "America first"—echoing the isolationist creed of the nineteen-thirties.
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Today's show tries to reconcile the unexpectedly active U.S. military with the isolationist tone of President Trump's campaign.
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He's pushed conservatives into territory they've long resisted, including protectionist trade policies and a more isolationist foreign policy.
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" 'America First' is not being isolationist, it is being realistic," he said, referencing a well-known Trump slogan.
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It's been a balmy winter in New York and so whenever it dips below 65, isolationist hysteria ensues.
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So it began as an antiwar isolationist slogan, and then morphed into an explicitly xenophobic and fascist slogan?
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Bush's remarks come at a time when Europeans have been skittish that President Donald Trump may promote isolationist policies.
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Some critics within the GOP have said his policies suggest an isolationist stance in an increasingly dangerous world. Sens.
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" Much of the pro-Trump internet backing of Gabbard is due to "the Hawaiian congresswoman's isolationist foreign policy views.
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That isolationist thread also provides China with a huge opportunity to seize the mantle as champion of anti-protectionism.
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McCay was upset with the isolationist sentiment present in the country and at his employer, the Hearst newspapers chain.
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He also said that he'd "bomb the shit out of ISIS" though, which is not exactly an isolationist position.
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Since then, the government's isolationist policies have created dire economic conditions, with shortages of electricity, water, gas and bread.
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Should the United States retreat into an "America First" isolationist shell, or should it remain engaged with the world?
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During the campaign, he has trumpeted a quasi-isolationist "America first" policy that casts his unpredictability as a virtue.
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"Isolationist nationalism"—the kind of nationalism that turns its back to the world—is the exception, not the rule.
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The chancellor has repeatedly said that the US remains an important partner but also criticised Mr Trump's isolationist approach.
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It's no wonder the American citizenry elected a president with an isolationist bent who reflexively distrusts elites and experts.
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Lindbergh gave dozens of speeches criticizing the Roosevelt administration and calling for an "isolationist" approach to the international conflict.
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Isolationist America-Firsters, defending "The Star-Spangled Banner," shouted down efforts to sing "God Bless America" at public gatherings.
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Where does this prey-predator game between the globalist establishment and the isolationist blood-and-soil nationalists leave us?
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For instance, do libertarians, whose views are often more isolationist than many anti-war activists, fit under the umbrella?
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Presidential candidate Donald Trump has espoused an "America First" posture, echoing the Republican isolationist refrain prior to Pearl Harbor.
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With much of Europe and Asia in ruins after World War II, an isolationist country had become world leader.
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Merkel is just the latest leader at Davos to criticize a protectionist and isolationist stance towards the world's problems.
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Such a isolationist policy, which Donald Trump apparently plans to implement, is hurting all sides - also the American economy.
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In some respects, however, European politics is now showing some of the same isolationist sympathies as the U.S. president.
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But there was a strong isolationist strain onstage, in keeping with the mood of a nation exhausted by foreign wars.
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Trump's other isolationist positions are getting fuzzier by the day, which hasn't pleased parts of his alt-right troll fanbase.
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After an isolationist policy enacted by the Kremlin sparked intense bickering between scientists and Elbakyan, she pulled the plug herself.
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To those scouring his rants for an ideological thread, this seemed in line with the isolationist whiff of America First.
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Someone who out-and-out supports the worst dictators, who runs on an isolationist platform with the slogan "America First"?
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WE'RE SEEING THAT SORT OF MORE ISOLATIONIST, PROTECTIONIST, POPULIST VOTE, WHICH HAS APPEARED IN VARIOUS AND MANIFESTED ITSELF VARIOUS TIMES.
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His advisers didn't know whether he was an isolationist or a militarist, or whether he could distinguish between the two.
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Trump's isolationist views also don't play well in a city that is multi-cultural and inter-dependent on other economies.
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Despite its recent isolationist stances, America still remains a powerful military, economic, diplomatic and even cultural force in the world.
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Fitch Ratings also cited a trade war as a significant danger, even though Trump has softened his isolationist talk lately.
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Rather, his "America First" policy is an isolationist fantasy that will lead to an America that is alone and behind.
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Some countries might raise taxes on American goods just as a reaction to a more isolationist economic policy, experts said.
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If Europe splits into squabbling pieces and America retreats into an isolationist crouch, less benign powers will fill the vacuum.
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It was as if the Democrats were trying to demonstrate that they could be even more isolationist than the administration.
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While Libertarians are very free-trade oriented, they are often criticized for being isolationist and lacking interest in foreign policy.
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" Arkin is inclined to agree with some of Trump's isolationist instincts, though he called Trump an "ignorant and incompetent impostor.
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I think a Republican who argued for a less aggressive, neo-isolationist foreign policy could get a lot of traction.
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Mr. Trump stressed that he did not consider himself "anti-trade" or "an isolationist," according to four people in attendance.
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Critics have called Mr. Trump, who has questioned the United States' involvement in NATO, an "isolationist," a term he shuns.
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The owners have worked hard to preserve Reynolds's whole history for their guests — the good, the isolationist, and the wild.
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The official theme at the conference was "Westlessness," an intentional gripe at the impact of Trump's isolationist, America First policies.
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S. politicians have failed to catch up with China's understanding of cooperation and adopted an increasingly protective and isolationist approach.
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But Trump's instincts — anti-science, anti-expert, isolationist and xenophobic — risk that he will eschew that advice at critical points.
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Trump has made clear that Bolton's interventionalist views will not outweigh his own isolationist instincts, including in the Middle East.
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"Trumpism is both isolationist and highly militaristic at the same time," said Mr. Sykes, who is also a MSNBC contributor.
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"I think the U.S. isolationist approach is problematic for the entire world, and for our region as well," Steinitz said.
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As with so many policy areas, the election of Donald Trump -- an isolationist and protectionist -- has upended the status quo.
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Mattis' abrupt resignation sparked concern among allies, who credit the retired Marine general with building trust and tempering isolationist impulses.
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This sure makes it sound like Trump is some kind of dovish neo-isolationist, a principled skeptic of military intervention.
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Britain in the 1930s was still the most powerful country in the world, especially with the Americans in isolationist mode.
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At the ceremony, McCain took issue with the nationalist and isolationist policies that Trump campaigned on to win the White House.
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"A number of ministers see the isolationist, autarkic (self-sufficient) approach they had was not serving their best interests," he added.
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In that case, a legitimate question is whether Trump's isolationist economic approach will prove attractive to international investors, such as China.
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Trump's foes believe he has put America on a dangerous, isolationist path, that cannot but energize its rising great power rivals.
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In a speech on Monday in New Hampshire, Rubio blasted the foreign policy failures of "isolationist" Republicans and the Obama administration.
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The regime, it seems, is not ready to let go of the isolationist days of Iran's worst confrontations with the West.
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That being the case, loudmouthed, isolationist trumpery may just be a sideshow, an American exercise in après-moi-le-déluge escapism.
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On the other side, there is the Trump/Bannon wing: authoritarian, isolationist, reckless in both domestic and foreign policy, and bigoted.
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And I'm confident that if America does not become isolationist and allow the terrorists to take back over, Iraq will succeed.
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The group boasted a diverse crop of users, including even white male Republicans dismayed by the bigoted, isolationist tenets of Trumpism.
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"I don't believe in isolationist policy, but I do believe a policy of trade should be a fair policy," he said.
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The video, nearly three minutes long, mocks Mr. Trump for running a chaotic White House and pursuing an isolationist foreign policy.
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For example, Wilson's young assistant secretary of the Navy, Franklin Roosevelt, had become President, and isolationist arguments drowned at Pearl Harbor.
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Christian claims the museum's piece is about the importance of altruism in a world that appears to be turning increasingly isolationist.
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Well, the collision was inevitable, especially when America First shifted from an isolationist slogan to an explicitly nativist, white nationalist slogan.
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We cannot, and will not, become the kind of xenophobic, isolationist, exclusionary America we believed was receding in our sociocultural rearview mirror.
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While Trump has promised tax cuts and higher infrastructure spending, the lack of detail and his isolationist stance have kept investors cautious.
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But presently, to Isaacs, Lorca's bigoted and parochial worldview was more about evoking a nationalist and isolationist ideology that transcends today's headlines.
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When colonialism began to sweep across Africa, the tribes banded together to form Wakanda as an isolationist country shielded from outside forces.
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It has been alarmed both by the isolationist rhetoric of President Donald Trump and by recent, highly unusual, public spats with China.
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Roche believes that sort of isolationist rhetoric suggests that the populist Trump wants to end the U.S. reputation as a global policeman.
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Cruz's vote to gut intelligence programs fits with his isolationist positions and votes against defense spending," Rubio spokesman Alex Conant said. "Sen.
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In the United States, older voters are similarly more receptive to the isolationist, anti-immigrant policies of presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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She added that it was important for Americans to not be "isolationist and xenophobic," an apparent reference to Trump's rhetoric and positions.
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Bhutan has long resisted the forces of modernity, globalization, and industrialization, maintaining isolationist policies and a close connection to its traditional culture.
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Fox stressed Britain would not pursue isolationist policies throughout the Brexit process and criticized other nations for a slowdown in international trade.
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"His advisers didn't know whether he was an isolationist or a militarist, or whether he could distinguish between the two," Wolff writes.
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And without ever uttering the words "fake news," Obama tied this isolationist social media bent to the steady rise of fake news.
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In all, the difference between the isolationist and the internationalist models amounted to $2 trillion in economic activity and 1.7 million jobs.
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However, with his isolationist trade tirades, the president and the people around him are putting the status of the dollar at risk.
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He has a largely isolationist public policy that takes the guise of "America first," which is also a hallmark of American populism.
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The self-imposed isolationist path that the Trump administration has taken in many areas is perhaps most evident in the climate negotiations.
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The chaotic, idiosyncratic nature of the Trump administration, however – most particularly its unpredictability and isolationist, protectionist rhetoric – may well be worsening it.
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With the further surge of nationalist and isolationist attitudes within the UK, where do you think the local scene should develop to?
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"Paradoxically, even though Brexit was triggered by an isolationist attitude, the UK could end up welcoming more migrants that before," he warned.
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We've seen the return of isolationist sentiments, forgetting that American security is directly threatened by the chaos and despair of distant places.
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Mattis' resignation also sparked concern among Washington's Asia-Pacific allies, who credit the retired general with building trust and tempering isolationist impulses.
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Using her new home as a lens, she dug through local histories of Champaign County to probe the region's supposedly isolationist roots.
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In 2016, Trump won votes from a significant chunk of disillusioned Sanders voters who appreciated Trump's populism and his isolationist foreign policy.
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Hillary Clinton struggled to hold off Bernie Sanders, a progressive isolationist, and it was certainly not because of her foreign policy views.
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Following an unnamed catastrophe, a deeply isolationist Japan is without cars, free speech, wild animals or any number of nutrient-dense foods.
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Far from being an America First isolationist, Trump has already established himself as one of the most hawkish presidents in modern history.
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How can you call "protectionist" and "isolationist" a country contributing to the rest of the world nearly $1 trillion net every year?
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Trump himself has gone from a relative isolationist on the global stage to a chest-thumping interventionist president within the last week.
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From Roads & Kingdoms: Part of the legacy of Albania's onetime isolationist dictatorship is a network of thousands of bunkers across the country.
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Foreign policy Trump's isolationist agenda has been fast-tracked in recent months, particularly as he has promised to withdraw troops from Syria.
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Foment a sense of nonstop, apocalyptic, unsolvable crisis that, in time, exhausts American endurance and leverages isolationist instincts in the Trump administration.
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Relations have soured since China has become increasingly authoritarian under President Xi Jinping and the United States increasingly isolationist under President Trump.
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Americans have become a bit less isolationist in the Trump era, according to a poll from the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
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Paleocons are largely isolationist, warning America against foreign entanglements and dismissing neocon attempts at democracy promotion as hubristic and doomed to failure.
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It's in these spaces that sexual misconduct and abuse has gone unchecked, ignored, or unreported as a result of this exclusive, isolationist environment.
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As Adrian Searle wrote in the Guardian, the shortlist suggests a pointed rebuke to the reactionary and isolationist thinking of Brexit-era Britain.
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Politically, Trump has reopened the schism between his own "America First" isolationist school of foreign policy and the neoconservative hawkish worldview he rejects.
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But he also sounded a warning against isolationist impulses in Britain, where voters are currently weighing a referendum on exiting the European Union.
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If we move towards a more isolationist position we cast doubt on our commitment to lead the world on issues of mutual concern.
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With America in isolationist mood, Britain on the way out and France paralysed, it falls increasingly to Germany to preserve the European order.
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" READ: Trump lets 'heeby-jobbies' comment slide "The stuff he's saying is just incendiary," Johnson said of Trump, adding he's a "neo-isolationist.
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At a moment when Europe and the United States are showing their isolationist, protectionist colors, The New Odyssey exposes the subsequent human cost.
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Trump's election was greeted with concern by many countries around the world, in part because of the potential for an isolationist foreign policy.
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Many of the leaders were at an impasse at the summit over an increasingly isolationist United States and Trump's stance on climate change.
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But the term "isolationist interventionist" still implies that Trump's actions are informed by specific political philosophies, and there's no evidence this is true.
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He said the Trump transition team is battling what he called a media mischaracterization of Trump's stance on trade as protectionist or isolationist.
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The Green New Deal's isolationist approach to the existential threat of global climate treats the U.S. as if it is a climate island.
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But by introducing these isolationist policies, he might slow globalization and therefore reduce GHG emissions — something he doesn't care much about at all.
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As mentioned before, the Black Panther (played by Chadwick Boseman), like most Wakandians, is historically an isolationist unless a conflict affects his own.
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Nevertheless, conservative politicians have taken pains to paint the virus as a foreign threat while promoting isolationist policies, like the southern border wall.
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He recognized that for it to work, all countries, including revolutionary Russia and the isolationist United States, needed to take an active part.
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Some experts say Trump appeals to Moscow because Putin believes a Trump presidency would be isolationist and leave Russia with a free hand.
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As the president ramped up arms production and aid to Britain in 1940 and 1941, membership surged in the isolationist America First Committee.
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After its intervention in World War I, the United States embraced an isolationist tilt and enacted the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act in 1930.
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On the political front, George Washington, the founding isolationist, warned America against xenophilic foreign alliances that risked bogging the country in pointless wars.
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But 50 years of isolationist, hard-line sanctions never produced the ouster of Cuba's Communist regime that anti-Castro activists had hoped for.
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But Lanng said isolationist policies, such as those that have been espoused by the U.S. government of late, would not harm his company.
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I also think he will provide a strong counterweight to some of those around Mr. Trump who hold isolationist or pro-Putin views.
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It's possible that Britain's efforts helped swing the Republican nomination to Wendell Willkie, an underdog who was far less isolationist than his rivals.
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Last year, Trump reiterated his isolationist message, along with some of the major national security threats — Iran, North Korea — that the US faces.
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Given all of Trump's isolationist language on the campaign trail, UN watchers were surprised by Trump's decision to have Haley in the Cabinet.
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Any senator who seriously thinks that withdrawing from Syria and Afghanistan is akin to turning isolationist needs to get a grip on reality.
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He campaigned as an isolationist who routinely questioned the value of staying in Afghanistan, a flip-flop he fully acknowledged in his speech.
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At every step of the way, Trump found a way to double and triple down on his xenophobic, hate-filled, egocentric and isolationist views.
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Only a few non-isolationist conservatives such as Wall Street Journal columnist Bret Stephens and myself were willing to express concern at Pollard's release.
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What all this seems to add up to is a muscular, nationalist, neo-isolationist view of the world that eschews foreign encumbrances and entanglements.
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Still, he went ahead with it, and their clash is proof that Graham's influence -- his attempts to curb the President's isolationist worldview -- has limits.
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The former New Mexico governor has pushed back against people who call him or the Libertarian Party "isolationist," saying instead that he favors diplomacy.
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Prior to the events of 'Black Panther,' Wakanda's isolationist outlook made vibranium known throughout the world as a black market item with unknown origins.
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Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki's government is notoriously isolationist and its initial silence in the face of Ethiopia's overtures was interpreted by some as scepticism.
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Apple's decision to distribute its new streaming TV service through third parties is an unusual choice for a company famous for its isolationist policies.
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That's a lot of dollar-deniominated assets, potentially $750 billion or more, up for sale if the United States continues down its isolationist path.
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But earlier fears of a dramatic shift in U.S. foreign policy, driven by Trump's isolationist rhetoric and friendliness toward strongmen, are not panning out.
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"The reason why London is the greatest city in the world — and it is — we have never taken an isolationist approach," Mr. Khan said.
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With Boris Johnson out of the Conservative leadership contest, the choice of the next prime minister is one between various shades of isolationist Euroscepticism.
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But the answer isn't to be isolationist, or to launch a trade war with sky-high tariffs that hurt the middle class's purchasing power.
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Even the most established are finding themselves under challenge from xenophobic politicians exploiting fears of migrants or economic crises to advance isolationist, reactionary ideologies.
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The league is now also a reflection of a nation divided between its multicultural resources and the isolationist desires of some of its citizens.
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The global semiconductor ecosystem is under threat, however, from isolationist trade policies and non-market initiatives, including forced technology transfer and intellectual property theft.
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Furthermore, in today's global economy, changes in trade rules, isolationist actions and other moves implied by the Trump administration have a far broader impact.
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After the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, however, he let go of his isolationist views and began taking a more internationalist stance on trade.
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"The event with the Asexma doll proves right those who say that our business world is ignorant and isolationist," tweeted political scientist Cristobal Bellolio.
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"I don't think there are any justifiably positive reasons for people to do this sort of isolationist doomsday planning as an investment," said Rushkoff.
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Putting aside the cynicism of this position, Democrats will never defeat Mr. Trump by attempting to sound more protectionist and isolationist than he is.
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There's no comparing isolationist or anti-Semitic opposition to World War II with clearheaded opposition to the waste of World War I or Vietnam.
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This isolationist philosophy is showing up not just in the way that many Americans talk about happiness, but in how they spend their time.
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Senator Rand Paul, the libertarian-leaning isolationist from Kentucky, danced on Bolton's political grave on Tuesday afternoon during an impromptu conference call with reporters.
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I am much more wary today — not isolationist, but wary — about what well-intentioned outsiders can do to sustainably reshape another country or region.
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Robin Wilson, a commentator on Northern Ireland and European affairs, has a stark vision of the D.U.P. as bigoted, xenophobic, homophobic, isolationist and corrupt.
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The divergence between the president and Mr. Graham reflects the larger schism in the Republican Party between interventionist hawks and more isolationist war critics.
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All while we install an isolationist president who managed to convince naive Americans that we're somehow at our best when we do the least.
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We've seen a world without American leadership under Barack Obama, and while we cannot be engaged everywhere, neither can we be disengaged and isolationist.
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Hassani's concerns about Trump's isolationist polices are shared by many Germans, including Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, who has been critical of the U.S. president.
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How can we proceed with friction on the rise with Moscow and Beijing, hyperpartisanship on Capitol Hill, and growing isolationist sentiment among Republican voters?
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During his presidential campaign, Trump shocked the media and half of the country by declaring Mexicans rapists and outlining an isolationist vision for America.
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The echoes in present-day politics are loud, down to the scorn for elites and the re-emergence of the isolationist battle-cry, "America First".
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But he also said he would not rush to war, striking an isolationist note that contrasts with the last Republican administration of George W. Bush.
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So you're either an isolationist guy, or you're an elephant roaming the field stomping on every mouse that scares you, and Bolton is the latter.
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Rand Paul tried to recapture his father's libertarian base, but his wishy-washy stance on ISIS alienated the isolationist voters who should've kept him afloat.
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Widely expected to take place in Chicago, Obama could use the speech to push back against what he's warned is a tribalistic and isolationist streak.
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It arrived via Anglo-Indian officers of the British Royal Navy, who came to Japan once the Edo-era isolationist ban on foreign interaction ended.
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Cobb's isolationist impulses in particular have been bluntly and repeatedly attributed to racism, and the lingering dynamics of white flight that first grew Atlanta's suburbs.
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Glass, which hits stores on the 4th of November, sees Hunn explore isolationist territory, resulting in a record that's both incredibly intimate and oddly sweeping.
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On Wednesday, Trump reversed positions on Russia, China, NATO, and other policies that were central to the isolationist and populist campaign he ran last year.
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Also, I think the royals are partly responsible for the hideous nostalgic nationalism that has led to the isolationist Brexit mess we're in right now.
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It's hardly clear that Trump, who has threatened North Korea with nuclear extermination and who has ramped up Barack Obama's drone war, is an isolationist.
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It's more likely that he will be party pooper in chief, reasserting his isolationist policies while reminding the crowd of what it failed to foresee.
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Sanders spoke shortly after 2020 rival Joe Biden laid out his own detailed response that tried to draw contrast with President Donald Trump's isolationist approach.
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Foreign Policy: Initially, the United States embraced an isolationist foreign policy, primarily to avoid being drug into the incessant squabbles that have dominated European history.
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This audience is looking for signs that the president is adhering to the same isolationist, "America First" foreign policy that he campaigned and won on.
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In future campaigns, however, it's entirely possible to imagine a leftist, isolationist Democrat in the Bernie Sanders mode facing off against a more hawkish Republican.
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The failed experiments of the past 15 years have, for the moment at least, put Americans in a defensive crouch, if not an isolationist mood.
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When World War II erupted in Europe, Lindbergh jumped into the "America First" movement, an isolationist group that came to be dominated by Nazi sympathizers.
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The Trump administration is the first to make an open break with the anti-isolationist postwar consensus of Harry Truman, Arthur Vandenberg and Dean Acheson.
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The isolationist-leaning Republican from Kentucky visited Zarif with the blessing of Trump, who has been seeking ways to bring Iran to the negotiating table.
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The semi-annual forecast by Export Development Canada reflects the challenges posed by the more isolationist approach to trade of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
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Macron is not supportive of an isolationist approach to fix what ails the world's conflicts; similarly, the tree was apparently also not a fan of isolation.
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But Trump's more isolationist approach has put strains on the bilateral trading relationship between the two countries, the second largest of its kind in the world.
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Trump's decision to de-emphasize the state threats that matter most goes against years of Pentagon assessments and reflects a dangerously isolationist approach to global affairs.
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But for now there is no one to talk to on the American side; and the isolationist mood among some Republicans may work against a deal.
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Since becoming U.S. President in January, Donald Trump has pulled out of a planned trans-Pacific trade agreement and is pursuing a more isolationist economic policy.
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Across Asia, policymakers have been startled by Trump's "isolationist" foreign policy pronouncements, which have challenged much of the status quo in Washington's relations with the region.
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These are only a few examples of the absurdity, the cruelty of carrying over into this year of 1952 the isolationist limitations of our 1924 law.
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Since then, the Trump administration's isolationist direction has left some Australian leaders worried that Australia will need to readjust its policy in the Asia-Pacific region.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Donald Trump could wind up the very embodiment of the isolationist ideals that helped get him elected president of the United States.
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Economic thinking has shifted from a liberal to an isolationist approach, particularly since 2014 when the oil price collapsed and Russia annexed Crimea, triggering Western sanctions.
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It has underlined the discomfort many Republicans have with Trump's isolationist tendencies, a friction also evident in GOP disfavor with some of his trade actions. Sen.
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An "America First" isolationist, he opposes all trade deals, and favors punitive tariffs on foreign goods that if carried out would ignite a global trade war.
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The election of President Donald Trump represented a step towards a more isolationist world, which could be negative for Australia's export-dependent economy, commentators have said.
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Why it matters: The spending increase is good news for the world's lowest-income countries, and marks an unexpected turn from the Trump administration's isolationist agenda.
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At its loftiest, their profound seclusion suggests that they're spiritual and philosophical heirs to an isolationist like Henry Thoreau; at worst, it suggests fanaticism, cultishness, selfishness.
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My assessment at this point is that we would unfortunately see a continuation of the isolationist tendencies that have become the hallmarks of Trump's foreign policy.
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The White House quickly clarified that, but the spectacle of a U.S. president announcing such an unprecedented – and scientifically unjustified – step is a potent isolationist signal.
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However, this Afro-futurist vision has its limits: The people of Wakanda hide their riches from the world, and that can make for an isolationist country.
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He worked veterans from contradictory angles, making an antiwar isolationist comment one day and pledging to "bomb the [expletive]" out of the Islamic State the next.
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Republicans have spent the past 60 or so years trying to dissociate themselves from their nativist, isolationist, ethnonationalist wing only to fall right back into it.
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I oppose the kind of neo-cons that we saw through the Bush years and I'm against an isolationist policy that Trump is in favor of.
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They were either cautiously optimistic about a return to "normalcy" in our foreign policy, or dismayed at Mr. Trump's reversal of his long-held isolationist view.
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They like her isolationist foreign policy, her calling out of what she sees as censorship in the major technology platforms and her support for drug decriminalization.
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We need to remain actively engaged; otherwise we risk watching Chinese influence take over where ours once reigned as we hunker down in our isolationist fortress.
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One can hear the haunting echoes from the 1920s: a U.S. isolationist temptation, bitter European disunity, and growing nationalism and populism within democracies amid rising authoritarianism.
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But for other conservatives, Kristol and the Weekly Standard were standing up for America's virtues, and against foreign policy "realists" who advocated for more isolationist positions.
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Many of Moscow's hopes center on Trump's isolationist-sounding rhetoric and the possibility that a reduced American presence in the world would allow for greater Russian influence.
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However, his inaugural address on Friday, signalling an isolationist stance on trade and other issues, led investors to retreat to the safety of higher-rated government bonds.
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"This is the America First budget," Mulvaney said Wednesday, referencing a regular Trump campaign slogan that was borrowed from the pre-World War II protectionist isolationist movement.
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With America incoherent, Britain in isolationist retreat and France led by a new and untested president, some describe Mrs Merkel as the West's new de facto leader.
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He has often said, however, that "America first does not mean America alone," seemingly vacillating between an isolationist stance and one that encourages greater cooperation among countries.
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Trump's statements on business and Wall Street don't neatly fit into one ideological worldview, but if anything, they are seen as isolationist in a globally connected world.
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Even more than most elections, last year's contest spurred talk of an isolationist America inclined to turn inward, away from many of its international engagements and allies.
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Today's post-Iraq/Afghanistan isolationist mood may account for a kinder assessment of Dwight D. Eisenhower, a former general who kept the nation out of major wars.
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And yet, Kagan's headline remains no less accurate because Trump's bizarro foreign policy is accomplishing what many thought his isolationist platform would do: make America dispensable again.
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His supporters aren't interested in the details; it is the broad sweep (anti-immigration, isolationist) that they like along with the impression of decisiveness that he creates.
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Critics have derided Trump's vision as isolationist and a dramatic break from foreign policy orthodoxy, but his supporters praise his willingness to buck decades of mainstream thought.
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Arthur Vandenberg, Republican of Michigan, who went from being an isolationist during World War II to joining President Truman in a post-war, bipartisan internationalist political alliance.
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E.U. talks continue today in Brussels over closer military cooperation in light of Britain's departure from the bloc and a possible isolationist turn in U.S. foreign policy.
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Trump's America First approach isn't isolationist, but it is strongly unilateralist, and thus stands in direct opposition to the U.S.–led multilateral institutions of the postwar order.
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While that seems far-fetched, Mr. Trump has demonstrated an isolationist streak in questioning the value of NATO and the nuclear umbrella over South Korea and Japan.
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Trump withdrew the United States from the Iran nuclear deal in May 2018 and has taken a more isolationist approach to foreign policy than the previous administration.
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Unless we have a sensible direction of travel, we will end up an isolationist and completely ill-equipped to deal with the challenges of the modern world.
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Most Leave campaigners bristle at any suggestion that their campaign is xenophobic or isolationist, and a lot of prominent Leave supporters are not personally hostile toward foreigners.
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He cites the president's isolationist core constituency, the destruction of America's political culture and the cuts to the State Department as long-term threats to American power.
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As anti-immigrant, anti-LGBTQ, and isolationist policies sweep a growing number of nations, Sense28 takes us into a microcosm of a world these policies react against.
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As anti-immigrant, anti-LGBTQ, and isolationist policies sweep a growing number of nations, Sense23 takes us into a microcosm of a world these policies react against.
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He has in the course of his life been on all sides of many issues, although he was always a liar, bully, misogynist, opportunist and economic isolationist.
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Hint: It's not because they share some of the same protectionist impulses on trade or isolationist impulses on foreign policies, as Trump has argued in the past.
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The UK Defence Secretary told the Sunday Times that Trump&aposs isolationist foreign policy stance meant that the UK would increasingly look to other international allies instead.
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British agents, as Politico has detailed, covertly paid for biased polls showing that Americans favored intervention and also worked to defeat a prominent isolationist member of Congress.
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Like so many of Trump's isolationist policies, there is no good way to measure how many intangible opportunities have been lost to denied visas and canceled speeches.
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It also seems right for the time, plunging as we are into a reactionary era of isolationist foreign policy and right-wing politics that rivals the 1980s.
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And yet both have found their respective places in Trump's foreign-policy kitchen cabinet, Paul appealing to Trump's isolationist tendencies, and Bolton working to thwart those efforts.
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The Chinese companies claimed that the charges had no basis in fact and that they were simply being shut out of the US market over isolationist economic concerns.
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Mattis' letter indicated that he disagreed with Trump's isolationist policies, writing that it was his belief the United States needed to maintain strong alliances and show allies respect.
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However, the lack of details regarding economic policies and Trump's focus on isolationist policies, including a travel ban on seven mainly Muslim nations, have also made investors cautious.
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Abe, who has sought to deflect U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist and isolationist instincts, is expected to make a rare trip to the Middle Eastern country this month.
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The unilateralist-isolationist heirs to Andrew Jackson went along with this, but when the Soviet threat was removed they soon saw all those foreign encumbrances as a pain.
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He also said that talks were needed with Russia to prevent nuclear proliferation, calling for Moscow to change its "outlook and behaviour", and denied Washington had turned isolationist.
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Yet despite the isolationist and anti-globalization rhetoric from the U.S. administration, the implementation of protectionist policies and reality of trade wars are not immediate concerns, analysts say.
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This kind of quasi-isolationist thinking isn't exactly my cup of tea, but it certainly reduces the risk of utter catastrophe relative to a return to high Bushism.
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There are growing fears in Moscow that Trump, who it once thought would be isolationist, is becoming increasingly confident about using force to achieve his foreign policy goals.
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Those isolationist movements threaten Obama's attempts to press European countries into more robust action against Russia, for its incursion into Ukraine, and against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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She also predicted the "more closed, isolationist and xenophobic" model represented by the Republican candidate would have a major impact on the world and relations with Latin America.
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Add to that a hard line on immigration, as well as potentially isolationist trade policies and a myriad of tangles over tech-favored social issues like gay rights.
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Republicans skewed toward a more cynical and isolationist view that America was the guardian of its own democracy, but not responsible for the internal affairs of other nations.
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" RELATED: In invoking 'America First,' Trump stirs memories of pre-WWII isolationist movement McCain added that he was referring to those who advocated the theme of "America First.
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Meanwhile, Trump has adopted a neo-isolationist stance on many issues, raising the question of how his Administration would react if another financial crisis threatened the global economy.
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Trump ran on an "America First" platform during the campaign, scapegoating immigrants for Americans' economic woes, and he has continued to push his isolationist rhetoric throughout his presidency.
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Implying the coronavirus outbreak in the US is a problem caused by foreigners will smack to many around the world as more of his isolationist US First policies.
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From the early 1990s to 2000, the conservative firebrand Pat Buchanan kept the Republican Party on its toes, running for president three times with an explicitly isolationist message.
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The pandemic may lead some to favor, or continue to favor, conservative politics — further advantaging Trump — because the circumstances of the coronavirus's spread easily feed an isolationist ethic.
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But the level of those states' dependence is a problem, especially at a time when an erratic, spiteful and isolationist president is in charge of the United States.
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Trump repeatedly struck an isolationist tone during the presidential campaign, touting his opposition to the Iraq War and warning against the U.S. military getting involved in conflicts abroad.
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The leaker, dubbed "TheShadowBrokers," claimed that the newest leak was a "form of protest" against President Trump not continuing the isolationist brand of populism that he campaigned on.
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In the novel, Lindbergh unites a fractured Republican Party, and runs for office on an isolationist platform, promising to keep America out of the war raging in Europe.
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Now Trump might as well be home alone in the White House, left unsupervised to follow what Anonymous described as his most isolationist, xenophobic, misogynist, and authoritarian instincts.
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In Germany, Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel warned of a "drastic radicalization" in American politics and said Berlin stood ready to fill the void left by an isolationist Washington.
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These and other polls show millennials to have a world view that, while well short of isolationist, is also not as assertively and broadly internationalist as previous generations.
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The futile military interventions to bring democracy to Iraq and Afghanistan, which ignored religious and cultural dimensions of the Arab and Muslim world, have fueled the isolationist approach.
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But Mr. Trump has also called for a more isolationist foreign policy and has said that American allies should pick up more of the bill for defending themselves.
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Haley was one of the remaining moderates in Trump's Cabinet, which has increasingly turned to isolationist policies since John Bolton was hired as National Security Advisor in April.
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INGRAHAM: Well but guess what Hannity the Bush&aposs use those same things too protectionist, isolationist and they use that to describe a lot of Trump&aposs polices too.
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Smith was an isolationist, nationalist and anti-Zionist who later dropped the party and led the Christian Nationalist Crusade, according to his 1976 obituary in The New York Times.
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No one here predicted how Trump ripped the Republican Party from its corporate, country club, internationalist roots and turned it into a working class, populist, anti-elite, isolationist force.
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Where Trump has been a true innovator is in his willingness to rhetorically combine positions from the isolationist right, the far right, the center right and the center left.
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Though President Donald Trump campaigned on a more isolationist foreign policy platform, he's largely expanded or reinvigorated his predecessor's conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Libya, and Niger.
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Last month, in his first formal foreign policy speech, Trump offered a largely isolationist vision that challenged decades-old foreign policy assumptions of the United States and its allies.
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Brooklyn native Dana Lazarus-Cass, 55, who has lived in London for 30 years, said she was going to vote Democrat to counter what she considers Trump's isolationist campaign.
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They clearly made a bad call in testing an inexperienced US president over the Idlib chemical weapons attacks, and incorrectly judged he was too distracted or isolationist to respond.
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Paul's calls for a less aggressive foreign policy, which his critics have dubbed as "isolationist," failed to connect with GOP voters at a time of growing national security fears.
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Similarly, America cannot battle global climate change nor compete with China and Russia for global leadership in civilian nuclear power under isolationist policies such as the Green New Deal.
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The Russians clearly wanted to help Donald Trump (see article), whose isolationist tendencies delight Mr Putin (and whose top campaign official and foreign-policy adviser have ties to Russia).
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Actions such as the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement in June and the decertification of the Iran nuclear deal point to an increasingly isolationist U.S. attitude toward international affairs.
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By appointing Bolton, Trump is embracing a hawk best known for shutting out other points of view while advancing isolationist polices that increase the likelihood of confrontation and war.
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Trump promised during his 2016 campaign that he would pull U.S. troops out of Syria and Afghanistan, driven by his isolationist instincts dating back to before he entered politics.
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Trump campaigned on the isolationist philosophy of "America First" — which is fairly at odds with Bolton's worldview — and ending lengthy engagements such as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Certainly a concern would be a more isolationist, protectionist U.S., which would reinforce a fear that, after an era of globalization, we would enter an era of de-globalisation.
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This so-called "Young America" movement would eventually take over the party with the election of President James K. Polk, who helped radically overhaul America's once-isolationist trade policy.
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" Macron: "The United States is of course a strong economic power, but of course if they become more isolationist they become further from its own history, its own values.
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Leebaert does not spend time imagining a back-to-the-future isolationist America similar to the 1930s and early '40s, though the shadow of those years haunts his narrative.
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The lack of detail on Trump's proposals, his isolationist stance and setbacks in filling his Cabinet have made investors question whether the post-election rally has run its course.
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The defense measure sets forth Mr. McCain's interventionist vision of America's role in the world — a vision very different than that of the isolationist Mr. Paul, or President Trump.
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Trump, who made an isolationist foreign policy a center part of his 2016 campaign, has frequently found common ground with Paul when it comes to military and international strategy.
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Her nontraditional presidential bid has attracted praise from white nationalists, libertarians, and many on the far-right who endorse her isolationist foreign policy positions and advocacy against online censorship.
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The war forced him to return to an isolationist United States, where internationalism was in disrepute, and continued to be through much of the 1920s and into the '30s.
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Buchanan was driven from the Republican Party by mainstream conservatives, who called him an isolationist and an anti-Semite; in 2000, he captured the nomination of the Reform Party.
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However, investors have become wary about Trump's focus on isolationist policies, including a travel ban on seven mainly Muslim nations that was blocked by a federal judge on Friday.
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In the series, he uses his celebrity and an "America First" isolationist platform to rise to the most powerful office in the country, emboldening anti-Semites, xenophobes, and fascists.
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His isolationist-ish foreign policy rhetoric carried, at times, whiffs of John Kerry's old line about how we shouldn't be opening firehouses in Baghdad while closing them in Boston.
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Making his pitch for a massive trade deal with Pacific nations, Obama pushed back against Trump's more isolationist platform -- and took a dig at the GOP candidate's proposed border wall.
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However, his inaugural address on Friday saw investors retreat to the safety of higher-rated government bonds as the new president signalled an isolationist stance on trade and other issues.
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King T'Challa informs the United Nations that Wakanda's isolationist era is at an end, and the African nation will henceforth share its technology and its resources with the outside world.
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Three months into his presidency, Trump's sternly nationalistic and isolationist rhetoric has Australia questioning whether it can continue to count on the US, testing one of the world's closest alliances.
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The images of children gasping for air and dying in their parents' arms are said to have made Trump, who came to power on an "America First" isolationist doctrine, react.
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NATO is no longer obsolete and now he decides that the U.S. will remain in NAFTA to the chagrin of many supporters who trusted his blustery isolationist rhetoric on trade.
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So the rebels hope a more isolationist United States will give regional states a free hand, allowing Saudi Arabia to provide the anti-aircraft missiles President Barack Obama has vetoed.
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In his 90-minute talk, in which he called for unity and open-mindedness, Macron warned against the risk of the French following the U.K. and U.S. becoming too isolationist.
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So when the next Ebola-level threat strikes, Trump should theoretically put aside his isolationist, "America first" politics and work with other countries for the benefit of global public health.
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However, America can't insulate itself from the impacts of climate change any more than it could have insulated itself from fascism had it maintained an isolationist posture in the 1940s.
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Trump's isolationist rhetoric during the campaign has stoked fears that he will completely withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan, which would almost certainly result in the collapse of the Afghan government.
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To the Editor: Re "Foreign Policy, in Trump's View, Is About Deals" (front page, March 27): "Not isolationist, but I am America first," The Times quotes Mr. Trump as saying.
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The "Death Stranding" producer Hideo Kojima says his new game is about building connections between people in an era defined by the isolationist politics of the Trump administration and Brexit.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Europe should take Donald Trump's post-election words about partnership and fairness at face value, even if recent isolationist rhetoric creates political uncertainty, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The opening of Japan in the 19th century after its isolationist Edo period caused an influx of foreign influence, including Western approaches to medicine.
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Trump's foreign policy often gets discussed as isolationist for its skepticism of allies and foreign entanglements, or as realist for its obsession with self-interest and with cold cost-benefit.
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Read more " _____ • Anne Applebaum in The Washington Post: "In giving such a speech in such a place, Trump has confirmed Poland's nationalist government in its isolationist and anti-democratic course.
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In a 2017 speech, Bush bemoaned that American discourse had been "degraded by casual cruelty," seen "nationalism distorted into nativism," and witnessed "the return of isolationist sentiments" in recent years.
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" The newspaper also cited Weld's experience as a prosecutor, his handling of budgetary issues as governor and his status as "neither a neoconservative nor a neo-isolationist on foreign policy.
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Trump echoes the isolationist "America First" movement of the late 28500s and the nativism of the 6900s that regarded Irish and German Catholic immigrants as threats to the nation. Sen.
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But in 2016, she slammed then-candidate Trump for an "isolationist foreign policy approach" and lambasted his mockery of the physically and mentally disabled as "disgusting," a CNN review found.
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It is possible another term of Trump – or even a more isolationist U.S. Democratic administration – will force an embattled Europe towards consensus on how it wishes to approach the world.
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While the president has made no secret of his isolationist views on foreign policy, the spending package adds hundreds of millions of dollars for international disaster assistance and foreign aid.
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On one side are Democratic lawmakers and presidential candidates who hew more closely to Mr. Trump's isolationist approach, arguing that trade pacts have sold out workers in favor of corporations.
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On one side are Democratic lawmakers and presidential candidates who hew more closely to Mr. Trump's isolationist approach, arguing that trade pacts have sold out workers in favor of corporations.
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Far from representing an isolationist revolution in foreign and military policy, the new administration will likely maintain an active role in the world, and give America's security agencies its full support.
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Hammond was also asked about a speech on foreign policy given by U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump last week, whose "America first" rhetoric was interpreted by some U.S. allies as isolationist.
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"With deep-rooted strategic mistrust toward China, U.S. politicians have failed to catch up with China's understanding of cooperation and adopted an increasingly protective and isolationist approach," the Xinhua commentary said.
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It reached right into the throat of forgotten America and pulled from it xenophobia, isolationist simplification and a blind hope that this man, this genie, could resurrect a country they recognised.
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READ: North Korea claims to test hydrogen bomb; U.S. not so sure Paul, who's been criticized by defense hawks for being isolationist, rejected the charge that he was advocating no response.
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BOSTON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry criticized presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Friday, warning that isolationist policies would take a toll on the country's well-being.
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They might engage in rhetoric or push policies that are isolationist or protectionist, believing they are aligned with public opinion — yet, in reality, these leaders are nudging public opinion toward isolationism.
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"This is a man who was an isolationist—America first, who now seems to be more aggressive on the geopolitics front," said David Ader, chief macro strategist at Informa Financial Intelligence.
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"Britain is at its best when it is outward-looking, engaged, welcoming, internationally minded, thinking of itself as having a huge role in the world ... not isolationist and insular," he added.
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But in many ways, Bannon's nationalist and isolationist views never left the building, and they continue to shape Trump's approach to governing, to foreign policy and to the country's economic priorities.
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Earnest highlighted the auto industry's close ties to the global economy and the potential dangers of adopting isolationist policies that would hamper its ability to export cars, trucks and auto parts.
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In one of his most political speeches of the year to date, Biden will launch a vicious attack on Trump's foreign policy doctrine, which has been branded by critics as isolationist.
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Now many of those same Republicans are the ones most disposed toward her and opposed to Trump, whose geopolitical naïveté and isolationist talk worry them more than anything in her past.
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There have been concerns the U.S. was becoming isolationist after Trump abandoned the TPP, a notion Ross dismissed as "fiction" propagated by the media in an interview with CNBC on Wednesday.
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"A new trend of isolationist and unprincipled leadership is building up across the world," he said in an address to the General Assembly of the court's member countries in The Hague.
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In an effort to compensate for this dependence, Kim's regime devised the nativist, isolationist ideology of "Juche," which would undergird his totalitarian rule over North Korea until his death in 21945.
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Making matters worse is the role of Peter Navarro, a relatively unknown economist who became a presidential adviser because his idiosyncratic views on trade are consistent with Mr. Trump's isolationist leanings.
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The presidential candidate repeatedly highlighted Clinton's insider politics, what he called her "old and tired" campaign message, and pieced together his best "America first" arguments on immigration and isolationist economic policy.
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"The idea that after 55 years of failure, going back to isolationist policies will produce any results is insane," said James Williams, the president of Engage Cuba, a pro-engagement group.
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If Trump gets re-elected, Bolton said the president could withdraw the U.S. from NATO and other international alliances in alignment with the isolationist foreign policy positions of people like Sen.
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Putin has tried to fill the vacuum left by a more isolationist US. Russia intervention in the Syrian civil war has given it a far more prominent role in the region.
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In remarkably outspoken comments, UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said on Sunday that Trump&aposs isolationist foreign policy stance meant the UK was now looking for alternative allies around the world.
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" Karam added: "This had to happen because otherwise it could have dragged on for 10 to 15 years of unjust detention, in a place where the laws are old and isolationist.
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Fears that the isolationist U.S. trade policy could trim global growth have brought volatility to equity markets, although this year the has managed to push higher by more than 8.6 percent.
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In his final address as president before the United Nations general assembly, Obama was critical of the isolationist movement that Trump has championed in the U.S. and others have pushed abroad.
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In our technology-driven future, isolationist policies won't keep the Joeys and Jordan Tourism Boards of the world from understanding where their payments are or from sending and receiving money altogether.
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Bannon sees himself as the defender of Trump's nationalist base and has advocated for both an end or renegotiation of trade deals and a more isolationist approach to foreign affairs than McMaster.
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Several top former officials have suggested that Russia likes Trump because he serves as a "useful idiot" for Moscow when he allegedly undermines U.S. alliances with isolationist and transactional foreign policy comments.
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As the U.S. chases an isolationist policy under Donald Trump, China is increasingly seeking to exert its influence over global issues ranging from the crisis on the Korean Peninsula to climate change.
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Emmanuel Macron has now just successfully positioned himself as Western Europe's closest American ally, while the rest of Europe's leaders remain stymied on how to engage with an "America first" isolationist president.
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I think the biggest stigma we see with VR is this sort of isolationist argument that people make, that you get into VR to disconnect yourself from the world and other people.
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However, the "Trump trade" has unraveled in recent weeks as investors fret about the potential impact of his isolationist stance on world trade and the lack of clarity on his ambitious plans.
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It was not, in other words, a change in Trump's supposedly "isolationist" proclivities—it was just more evidence that a man who has never had a strategy still does not have one.
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Turkey is ideologically split between a conservative religious movement, who are cognizant of the benefits of international agreements and proponents of NATO, and an isolationist, secular old guard who look ideologically eastward.
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Trump, a notoriously private first lady, also made strides in showcasing a more open side of herself — not to mention a presidential administration that is increasingly isolationist in its foreign policy. Mrs.
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With U.S. allies such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore among the biggest winners of an open trade regime, a more isolationist and protectionist stance will cost Washington influence in Asia.
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These scholars offered a moderate path, where Uighurs could maintain religious and cultural practices without turning to extreme and isolationist ideas, said Rune Steenberg, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen.
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"If people have that isolationist worldview, there is one candidate that could best express them on each side: Gabbard on the Democratic side and Trump on the Republican side," Mr. Levin said.
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Now, in wake of the biggest foreign policy decision of his presidency, Mr. Trump is trying to find a way to satisfy both the hawkish and the isolationist wings of his party.
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The fight comes down to a contest between Trump's anti-immigrant, isolationist, white grievance politics and the Bush policies favoring immigration, free trade and growing the party through outreach to racial minorities.
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During the Obama presidency, this rising band of isolationist neo-progs have seen their ideas nourished and been drawn to the Administration's rationalizations for shirking America's role as leader of the West.
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He sought to distinguish himself from Trump as someone who would work with other Democratic countries to fight against threats of nuclear proliferation and transnational warfare, rather than take an isolationist approach.
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Trump, who has pushed protectionist trade policies and a more isolationist foreign policy than what is usually embraced by Republican nominees, has long faced particular problems with the GOP foreign policy establishment.
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Wallace said that Trump&aposs isolationist policy, in which it risks "[withdrawing] from its leadership around the world" meant the UK would need to look to other international defence allies in future.
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Receiving the Liberty Medal at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia the next month, McCain took issue with the nationalist and isolationist policies that Trump campaigned on to win the White House.
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The migration crisis in Europe has been driven by 65 million forcibly displaced people, the largest number of since World War II, and is pushing European politics toward isolationist, ultra-nationalist parties.
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It is ironic that Mr. Trump's administration — isolationist by nature and utterly unconcerned about promoting democracy around the world — would seek to turn Venezuela into the focal point of its foreign policy.
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However, in the face of domestic isolationist sentiment and because some of the articles in the League's charter seemingly conflicted with the U.S. Constitution, the Senate never ratified the Treaty of Versailles.
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Capping a three-day visit, Macron repeatedly criticized the president's isolationist principles in a speech to a joint meeting of Congress, an honor given to a small number of visiting foreign leaders.
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While my grandfather only returned to Europe once after the war, he retained a conviction of America's connection to the world beyond its borders, a connection called into question by Trump's isolationist rhetoric.
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The same goes for an anticipated second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. A more unfettered Trump may well be more isolationist, but also potentially more prone to dramatic, impulsive action.
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He wasn't a pacifist, he wasn't an isolationist — that term wasn't even used at this time — but he was prudent about the decisions that he made, and I think that served him well.
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The world seems to be determined to copy the mistakes of the 1930s and '40s, with Donald Trump recycling the isolationist rhetoric of America Firsters and Jeremy Corbyn embracing a failed socialist ideology.
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Such an isolationist approach might be welcomed by many of Trump's supporters, as well as those who believe recent U.S. military actions in the Middle East and elsewhere have been costly, expensive mistakes.
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Before the June 8 primary, he seemed like an ordinary candidate with a stock campaign platform that highlighted, among other things, a more isolationist foreign policy, Second Amendment rights and campaign finance reform.
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Trudeau is trying to protect Canada from the harshest elements of Trump's commitment to "America First": his protectionist, nativist and semi-isolationist vision of the United States, which could be disastrous for Canada.
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Among those caught out by this change in tone were Mr Trump's right-wing allies in America and Europe who saw him as an isolationist who would abandon the role of global policeman.
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Kirk said in that interview that even as he runs against many of Trump's positions, specifically citing an "isolationist" foreign policy debuted last week, he is comfortable sharing a ticket with the mogul.
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Bruce Russett and John Oneal, two academics, have found that countries that are democratic, trade heavily and belong to lots of international bodies fight each other less often than authoritarian, isolationist states do.
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But MCU post-credits scenes often signpost the road ahead, and T'Challa's move in Black Panther to end Wakanda's isolationist policies strongly suggests that vibranium is about to take on an outsized importance.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to take the country on a more isolationist, protectionist path and he has vowed to impose a 35 percent tariff on imports from U.S. companies that went abroad.
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But a party he leads would implicitly go into the general election as an anti-free trade, somewhat isolationist, immigration hardliner force that embraces economic nationalism and has unclear positions on social issues.
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Some Indian officials worry the United States could become more isolationist under Trump, leaving allies like New Delhi without the support it has enjoyed under President Barack Obama against China's growing regional influence.
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Previewing the G20 summit last week in remarks to the German parliament in Berlin, Merkel acknowledged the talks would be "difficult" and seemed to castigate the isolationist worldview that Trump has periodically espoused.
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Rice warned that allies may be less likely to come to the United States's aid in the face of a crises due to what she claims is an isolationist foreign policy under Trump.
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"The only historical movement that Mr. Trump alludes to is a shameful one — 'America First,'" Mr. Chernow said, recalling an isolationist political organization at the time Nazi Germany was taking power across Europe.
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These measures echo authoritarian, isolationist and xenophobic themes held by conservatives — broadening their focus to China and Europe and East Asia alongside the targets of recent exclusionary policies such as Mexico and Africa.
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There may be a faction of Republicans who prefer strongly nationalist and isolationist policies toward immigration, security, and trade, but there may be a different majority coalition of Republicans who hold different preferences.
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The U.S. remains the biggest single financial contributor to the U.N. But the Trump administration has pursued increasingly isolationist, America First policies, a theme that will most likely factor in the president's speech.
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As President Trump questions American alliances and troop deployments around the world, Russia, like China, has been flexing its muscles, eager to fill the power vacuum left by a more isolationist United States.
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Hawkish views Both Bolton and Pompeo replaced officials Trump regarded as overly doctrinaire in their foreign policy views, unwilling to cede to the isolationist or protectionist steps the President believes his voters want.
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"Not isolationist, but I am America first," he said when he was asked whether his own policies had echoes of the movement by the same name championed by Charles Lindbergh in the 1930s.
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As Franklin Roosevelt complained to an aide about American isolationist opinion in the 1930s, what is a democratic leader supposed to do if he looks over his shoulder and no one is following?
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Despite an isolationist mood, a suspicions of refugees, and official policies that often discouraged involvement, some Americans felt a sense of responsibility toward European refugees and found ways to act on their behalf.
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The four main actors represent different ideologies and approaches to global affairs and national security: Rand Paul, the isolationist; John Bolton, the hawk; Mike Pompeo, the Trump loyalist; and Lindsey Graham, the interventionist.
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" After standing alone against Berlin since the German invasion of Poland on the first day of September 1939, struggling to engage an isolationist America, Churchill "slept the sleep of the saved and thankful.
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The move has "fanned worries about a more protectionist and isolationist faction of the president's advisors gaining power within the administration," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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For one thing, Bolton is a hawkish interventionist with a history of wanting to project American military might, while Trump has at least so far proven to have the instincts of an isolationist.
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And after the intervention in Syria, Trump has also seemingly ditched Bannon's pro-Russian and quasi-isolationist views in favor of a move toward a more traditional GOP stance of foreign policy hawkishness.
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That's because Trump doesn't want to deal with figuring out who the good guys or bad guys are in this Syrian conflict, which is in line with the isolationist philosophy he has espoused.
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The French-led initiative would not conflict with the almost 70-year-old, U.S.-dominated NATO alliance, proponents say, but reflects in part concerns about a more isolationist United States under President Donald Trump.
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In Black Panther, Coogler examines isolationist policy through the Afrofuturist country of Wakanda, prosperous beyond all imagination and never challenged by outsiders, because it conceals its power behind a veil of third-world poverty.
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American leaders and elites — the "wise men," as they were known for decades; "the blob," as they would be called less generously today — consciously rejected the isolationist attitudes that had prevailed in the 21945s.
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Moreover, Trump's isolationist leanings, his protectionist sympathies and, in general, the "America First" attitude has created a vacuum -- one calling out for another figure to manage global trade, security, environment and other burning issues.
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" Some have described Trump's "America First" campaign for president as one of a global isolationist, partly because he pushed for reducing America's commitments abroad and even criticized NATO, an alliance he once called "obsolete.
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"With no structural solutions for the underlying problem of global overcapacity in sight, the number of protectionist and even isolationist measures look set to increase," Eurofer director general Axel Eggert said in a statement.
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"These are the kinds of things where Canada can, I think, play a role that the United States has chosen not to play, this past year," Trudeau said, referring to Trump's isolationist global stance.
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The Brussels attacks brought national security back to the top of the presidential election agenda, possibly sharpening the division between Trump's isolationist approach to foreign policy and his Republican rivals' more traditional interventionist outlook.
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The same was true just before the U.S. entered World War II, when George Sylvester Viereck, a German-born American citizen, convinced several members of Congress to insert isolationist propaganda into the congressional record.
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At the same time that Russia is ostensibly reaching out to attract the world's brightest minds, for instance, state propaganda has sowed isolationist ideologies into alt-right movements in the West with alarming effectiveness.
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In an interview with BBC's Newsbeat, Kojima said the survival game was designed as a commentary on the isolationist politics of US President Donald Trump and the UK's vote to leave the European Union.
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Ms. Haley, who has been credited by some diplomats with doing her best to moderate the president's isolationist instincts, insists that the United States remains engaged with the world, but on its own terms.
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The U.S. remains the biggest single financial contributor to the U.N. But the Trump administration has pursued increasingly isolationist, America First policies, a theme that will likely be underscored in the president's speech today.
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It's 1957, but Franco's isolationist policies and a powerful Catholic Church ensure that Spanish women are treated like chattel, Spanish babies lack basic medical care and Republican sympathizers end their days laboring like slaves.
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While she says in the podcast that her views align closely to Trump on most issues, the most isolationist, America First members of Trump's inner circle likely cringe at some of her public pronouncements.
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Let's hope the president's decision on the nuclear deal emerges from a sound, reasoned strategic choice on Iran, not from a misguided isolationist impulse or a deep-seated animus to his predecessor's crowning achievement.
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Whatever progressiveness was afforded by the Obama era has come full circle to an isolationist longing where an unpredictable celebrity president speaks directly to an electorate that is collectively backlit by technology's artificial glow.
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Constricted by neutrality acts produced by isolationist sentiment and by the popular agitation of groups such as America First, Franklin D. Roosevelt was forced to maneuver carefully as the Nazi threat grew in Europe.
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In his campaign, his Inaugural Address and, most recently, his speech to Congress, Mr. Trump has proudly embraced the isolationist "America First" rallying cry from the 1930s while rejecting the internationalism of his predecessors.
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Still, Mexico, which has ditched years of isolationist foreign policies to lead Latin American diplomatic efforts to pressure Caracas, believes there won't be a peaceful transition in Venezuela without Cuba's help, the official said.
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With the U.S. administration advocating "America First" protectionist policies, Britain leaving the European Union and several top French presidential candidates calling for an isolationist shift, the status quo is facing its biggest challenge in decades.
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"But it was also an opportunity to create a simulation of a real Trump Presidency … our game is actually designed to simulate a … chaotic, isolationist, unpredictable world, which makes it perfect for [Trump]," Thompson said.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading lower, with investors continuing to fret over Trump's isolationist policies, including travel restrictions to the United States which sparked protests across U.S. cities and criticism from several corporate leaders.
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The selling comes a day after Wall Street recorded its worst day of 2017, as investors turned wary about the consequences of President Donald Trump's isolationist policies such as curbing travel to the United States.
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Despite Mr Trump's isolationist rhetoric, military co-operation with America has improved during his presidency, thanks to a bigger Pentagon budget and the ardent support of lawmakers who visit the Baltics, says a Lithuanian official.
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Trump's isolationist tone on trade policy has put him at odds with powerful business groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that have warned retreating from the global stage will severely damage the nation's economy.
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The selling comes a day after Wall Street suffered its worst day of 2017, as investors turned wary about the consequences of President Donald Trump's isolationist policies such as curbing travel to the United States.
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"It would be a huge error... to be isolationist," said Bailey, who like Britain's financial sector wants a UK-EU trade in financial services based on mutual recognition or broad acceptance of each other's rules.
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At the same time, however, he called for "taking the oil" from Iraq and Libya, and promised to "bomb the shit out of ISIS"—two planks that do not exactly fit in the isolationist playbook.
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So instead of taking the direct approach, Trump achieves his isolationist goal indirectly by behaving like a buffoon around fellow NATO leaders, browbeating them to spend more on defense while pointedly not affirming Article Five.
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He even took out his phone and showed us a video he had made in 2012 in order to try to convince the Koch brothers to sign onto a more isolationist approach for the GOP.
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Initial confidence that Asia's third-largest economy would benefit from Trump's election victory has given way to concern that his isolationist rhetoric and hostility to free trade would hurt India's hi-tech and outsourcing industry.
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Asked about U.S. President Donald Trump's push for a more isolationist policy, Merkel said such an approach could bring short-term gains, but Argentina's example showed that it was not fruitful in the longer term.
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Denk has promoted itself as a kind of answer to the nativist and isolationist positions of the flamboyant far-right populist candidate Geert Wilders and his Freedom Party, which has been surging in the polls.
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After Trump's election and the ascendancy of his isolationist rhetoric, Xi went to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland — the yearly meeting of the global elite — to proclaim that China would defend increased globalization.
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Make no mistake: the current agreement in the Senate has high stakes, and pushing it through without scrutiny would echo into future generations, making America more isolationist than the founding fathers ever could have intended.
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Mr. Ban, who led the United Nations from 2007 to 2016, said he worried that Mr. Trump had badly damaged the Paris agreement and said that the United States was treading in dangerously isolationist waters.
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Big picture: As President Trump questions American alliances and troop deployments around the world, Russia, like China, has been flexing its muscles, eager to fill the power vacuum left by a more isolationist United States.
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As with Sanders, Trump was seen as being way outside his party's mainstream: a protectionist in a party of free traders; an isolationist in a party of interventionists; a libertine in a party of moralists.
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And with Trump looking to make good on the protectionist, isolationist and "America First" platform he was elected on, G20 officials may struggle to present a united front on March 17-18 in Baden-Baden.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has not been the isolationist that many feared he would be, Britain's Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said ahead of his first trip to the United States in the role.
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That puts them at odds with an ascendant dovish (or, to some, isolationist) progressive faction — particularly among left-wing House Democrats and advocacy organizations — that is demanding the party take a much stronger antiwar stance.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has become irritated at an emerging impression his hawkish national security advisers are marching him closer to war with Iran despite his isolationist tendencies, according to people familiar with the matter.
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In reality, the desire for restraint and rational goals reflects the strong isolationist strand that cuts across party lines and has marked debates about America's role in the world since the earliest days of the republic.
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MORE: Trump, Clinton debate nukes, ISIS, hackers It was a moment that will have sent shudders down the spines of America's international allies -- an isolationist vision that has many global leaders wary about a President Trump.
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As much as he's about reclaiming the Wakandan throne, Killmonger is also very adamant that some of its traditions — namely, the isolationist stance against getting involved with the rest of the world — should be thrown aside.
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The moves are seen as a sign of increased influence for McMaster, a career military officer whose views on American engagement in the world are seen as in conflict with the more isolationist approach of Bannon.
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Trump's foreign policy in general, and his views of Europe and NATO in particular, mark a radical departure from generations of previous U.S. presidents and would mark a return to the isolationist policies of the 1930s.
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Schultz jabbed at Trump, suggesting the GOP nominee has isolationist tendencies that could hurt the U.S. "When the next president takes office, if he or she turns inwards, the chaos will only develop more," he said.
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His recent statements about Syria—kaleidoscopic in their diversity—combined with his decision to order an attack, have half-convinced me that he is something wholly unique in the history of the presidency: an isolationist interventionist.
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More broadly, American foreign policy is now an incoherent combination of isolationist gestures from the president, like not promising to defend NATO allies, while his foreign policy team reassures them that America's global commitments remain unchanged.
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That Mr. Trump was able to enthrall voters by promising simply to "Make America Great Again" — but offering only xenophobic, isolationist or fantastical ideas — is testimony to how thoroughly they reject the politicians who betrayed them.
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In his book, "The World America Made," historian Robert Kagan describes how the world has changed since the 28503 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which shattered isolationist illusions and conferred global leadership on the United States.
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Remaining relatively liberal on social and economic issues and rejecting conservatives' isolationist impulses, these neocons—and some younger, internationalist hawks such as Richard Perle—spent the 1970s in a space occupied by Senator Henry "Scoop" Jackson.
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Criticizing what he saw as Washington's isolationist bent, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble voiced a concern in a speech earlier this month that the West could be threatened as China (and Russia) might fill the void.
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It was this sort of cross-cultural dialogue that Rushdie hoped to emulate when he started the PEN World Voices Festival in 2005, in the wake of 9/11 and amid a resurgence in isolationist attitudes.
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Meanwhile, the nation's economy, which depends heavily on gas exports to China, has struggled in recent years with reports of unpaid wages and food shortages attributed to low energy prices, corruption and its own isolationist policies.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Thursday that Washington wants more trade and investment with Latin America, pushing back against perceptions in the region that the Trump administration has an isolationist agenda.
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Even though Bannon is out of favor with the president and has been booted from his job running the right-wing site Breitbart, his nationalist, populist, isolationist policy vision will likely be woven throughout the speech.
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"Trade wars and isolationist policies pose a major threat heading forward, and are being fueled in part by the reduction in global trade and manufacturing jobs," said Phillip Colmar, partner at MRB Partners, in a note.
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Here, Trump's initial play of moving right on immigration, race, and crime issues while moving left on economic issues and going isolationist on foreign policy is perfectly designed to provoke a conflict with the Republican establishment.
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The Trump administration has often been guided by an isolationist credo espoused by the president and his advisers: Last year, an administration plan to cut U.S.A.I.D.'s foreign aid budget was met with a bipartisan backlash.
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"I think the biggest stigma we see with VR is this sort of isolationist argument that people make, that you get into VR to disconnect yourself from the world and other people," Barra told us in January.
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It also marks a more offensive approach by France to take advantage of a perceived isolationist policy in the United States and promote a more business-friendly and open outlook advocated by the 39-year-old president.
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"Bannon has pushed Trump toward a more isolationist policy that holds an especially dark view of the Muslim world," and his nationalistic views have made him an easy target for White House critics, writes the LA Times.
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"The isolationist approach they recommend may support an America first trade agenda but it's hard to see how it's in UK's national interest," Huawei said, adding it was an independent company which took no instructions from Beijing.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Germany's BDI industry association said on Wednesday that there was great uncertainty in the economy after Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election and urged him not to pursue an isolationist course.
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What worries America's allies – and many in the national security community – is that any such meeting might yield a "grand bargain" in which Trump listens to his most isolationist instincts and agrees to a U.S. military pullback.
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SYDNEY/SEOUL (Reuters) - The abrupt resignation of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sparked concern among Asia-Pacific allies who credit the retired general with building trust and tempering isolationist impulses, regional officials and analysts said on Friday.
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Business, eager to redeem its isolationist image and shake off New Deal restrictions, sold itself as the hero of the war effort, patriotic industrialists who had overcome mountains of government red tape to get the job done.
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In May, China's official Xinhua news agency noted Trump's more isolationist campaign compared to Clinton's, who it described as an "old foreign policy hand" and important backer of the Asia-Pacific "pivot" that China considers a threat.
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The world's second-largest economy has been promoting itself as a champion of free trade and globalization amid Washington's isolationist foreign policy but those claims are nothing but hot air, according to a former U.S. trade representative.
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Trump's inflammatory remarks on Muslims, including wanting to temporarily ban them from entering the United States, on foreign policy and on international trade ties have raised concerns in some Asian countries over a potentially "isolationist" United States.
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At an OBOR summit attended by 130 countries, China's President Xi Jinping declared that the project will fill the vacuum left by Trump's withdrawal from the Trans Pacific Partnership and other isolationist actions taken under America First.
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Fiercely isolationist First contact was made by the British in the late 2003s, when, despite their attempts to hide, six individuals from the tribe were captured and taken to the main island of the Andaman Island archipelago.
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We see the return of isolationist sentiments, forgetting that American security is directly threatened by the chaos and despair of distant places, where threats such as terrorism, infectious disease, criminal gangs, and drug trafficking tend to emerge.
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Together with steel and aluminum import tariffs, these measures represent a further isolationist turn for American policy, following years of attacks from President Trump on economic engagement, alliances, legal immigration and anything else that smacks of internationalism.
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That was clear in a post-Putin meeting interview with Tucker Carlson of Fox News, where Trump gave a nod to China's isolationist immigration policies and slammed Germany, which has welcomed hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees.
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They are searching for ways to counter President Trump's isolationist tendencies and to persuade Americans that the country needs to remain engaged overseas and involved in a nonvitriolic debate at home over how to address international challenges.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Nexhmije Hoxha, the widow of Albania's Stalinist dictator Enver Hoxha, died on Tuesday aged 99, her son said, having fallen dramatically from grace following his death but remaining the staunchest defender of his isolationist regime.
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It should not come as a surprise that a president who ran on an isolationist "America First" platform and chose an oil executive as secretary of state does not seem to place a high value on diplomacy.
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"It's important... whatever the controversies around Donald Trump, to recognize that actually he has not been the isolationist president that many feared he would," Hunt told BBC radio, in an interview recorded before his departure to Washington.
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Enthusiasm over fiscal stimulus under the new administration has been tempered by worries over Trump's isolationist policies such as travel restrictions to the United States, which sparked protests across U.S. cities and criticism from several corporate leaders.
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Apart from a commitment to Israel's security, a constant in U.S. foreign policy, and an isolationist tone to his comments, much in Trump's statements about the region remains vague and poorly thought out, diplomats and analysts say.
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It's exactly the opposite of what US allies feared an isolationist and tired White House would do -- inserting American forces for the long haul into a war the Obama administration bent over backwards to keep out of.
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WASHINGTON — America's traditional adversaries will take advantage of the weakening of the postwar order and isolationist tendencies of the West to assert greater influence, a new strategy document from the director of national intelligence warned on Tuesday.
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The White House, hewing to its isolationist foreign policy, proposed cutting State Department funding by 29 percent in the current year budget, but even the Republican-controlled Congress at the time all but jettisoned the administration's blueprint.
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Conservatives have abandoned long-held positions on open immigration, free trade, and small government to stand in lockstep behind a president who has established a xenophobic and isolationist agenda, and paid little attention to the bloated deficit.
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Investors' enthusiasm about fiscal stimulus under the new administration has been tempered by worries over Trump's isolationist policies such as travel restrictions to the United States, which sparked protests across U.S. cities and criticism from several corporate leaders.
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The vote comes more than a month after 56 senators approved a resolution to pull U.S. support from the Saudi-led coalition in the war in Yemen — another strong show of bipartisan opposition against Trump's isolationist foreign policy.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, in his first address as the 45th US president, struck a protectionist, isolationist chord as he vowed to upend the way America relates to and does business with the rest of the world.
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Trump has complimented Putin's leadership style, talked about pulling out of NATO, and advanced an isolationist foreign policy that the Russian leader would love to exploit as he tries to restore Moscow's former position on the world stage.
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Finally, Trump has a history of bellicose statements about the Saudis and ISIS that suggest that war could be on the horizon again, if the global oil market shifts, even though he has also flirted with isolationist policies.
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To signal at the same time a more isolationist American military posture—by withdrawing from Syria and also, it emerged on December 20th, planning to withdraw half of America's 14,000 troops in Afghanistan—compounds Mr Trump's strategic error.
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RELATED: Rubio hits Cruz as an 'isolationist' The offices of Gowdy and Gardner did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but Daines and Issa stood by their endorsement of Rubio when asked about the apparent contradiction.
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While Trump rejected the isolationist label some placed on him during the campaign, he made clear that his preference was for limiting the US footprint around the world and refocusing US foreign policy around core national security interests.
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Back then I thought it a thoroughly readable cautionary tale set in an alternate America — one that voted the antisemitic isolationist aviator Charles Lindbergh into the Oval Office in 20043, instead of Franklin Roosevelt for a third term.
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Obstfeld said both the U.S. and Europe faced a backlash at home against international economic integration — as seen in the rise of euroskeptic parties in the European Union (EU) and the isolationist policies of some U.S. presidential candidates .
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The first modern conservatives were members of the America First movement, who found their isolationist views marginalized in the lead-up to the Second World War and vowed to fight back by forming the first conservative media outlets.
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"Imperial Britain was isolationist, xenophobic, anti-Catholic and nationalist," the historian Edwin Jones wrote in 1998, and a combination of these elements "helped to sustain the self-identity of the British" in the early 18th century, he added.
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In Japan, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is attempting to rewrite the country's pacifist constitution to enable it to strike overseas, while US President Donald Trump has proven to be keen on foreign interventions despite his isolationist campaign promises.
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I appreciate that many art historians also feel this and work hard to develop other strategies, but there is still something isolationist about art history as a whole, particularly how that art history is then presented in museums.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's isolationist approach to trade is rattling what little uneasy peace remains within the Republican Party as the White House pursues policies at odds with longstanding conservative orthodoxy about the benefits of free and open markets.
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The venue for their revolt was the ballot box, where they elected an isolationist President who wanted to pull funds and handshakes away from NATO and who translated making America safe as imposing travel bans on several countries.
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This is a longer-term change in the global order, and what it means for investors is yet to be determined, but if America does take a more isolationist past, China will be there to fill the void.
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But when you look at how important exports are to a city's economy, a different picture emerges, one that shows smaller cities — many in red-state territory — with the most to lose from the isolationist policies Trump has embraced.
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"The risk of cross border military incidents has increased since an attack on an Indian army base in Kashmir in September 2016, and could rise further should the U.S. take a more isolationist stance in South Asia, " Sahgal warned.
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They expect that to continue, with the emphasis away from globalization and winners being those that can thrive in a zero interest rate world, to a more isolationist theme and a world where there are winners from fiscal policy.
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The Birch Society differed strongly from the most isolationist of paleocons on foreign affairs; it was named after an American missionary killed by Chinese communists in 1945, whom the group claimed as the first casualty of the Cold War.
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The debate may have been most interesting as a preview of the increasingly likely second-round match-up between the pro-EU, pro-trade and socially liberal Mr Macron, and the isolationist, inward-looking, anti-immigrant Ms Le Pen.
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Meanwhile, some luminaries of America's religious right (though not of the isolationist far-right) saw their country's missile attack as a noble act by Donald Trump: a sign of his virtuousness compared with the wicked sloppiness of his predecessor.
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His volte face over the retaliatory raid reportedly followed a conversation with Tucker Carlson, a Fox News host keen to be seen standing up for the promises of that campaign—pro-little-guy, anti-big-business, nigh-on-isolationist.
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Because no matter how isolationist the next presidential administration promises to be, there's simply no way a wider war in a region with so many of our allies will be something the U.S. can stay out of for long.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - After declaring an end on Monday to a costly two-decade military stalemate, Ethiopia and Eritrea - one a rising African star, the other among the world's most isolationist nations - appear poised to reap a lucrative peace dividend.
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If the isolationist Trump proposes African disengagement, he'll confront a creative coalition that voted for lowering tariffs through the African Growth and Opportunity Act; argued for ending atrocities in Darfur, Sudan; and assisted in the liberation of South Sudan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European steel association Eurofer raised its 2017 EU steel demand forecast on Monday but said isolationist measures such as a U.S. plan to levy steel tariffs on national security grounds could be disastrous for global trade flows.
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But it's just as likely that they'll be pleased, as will Trump's larger coalition, by the restrictionist and isolationist aspects of his agenda, like his targeting of Muslim immigrants and plan to build a wall along the Mexican border.
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JON HUGGETTLondon In the wake of the vote to leave the EU, the move towards isolationist Euroscepticism in the Tories and turmoil within Labour, Bagehot calls for a new political party in Britain of the cosmopolitan centre (July 2nd).
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"The Plot Against America," published in 2004, imagines what would have happened had flying ace Charles Lindbergh, an isolationist who expressed anti-Semitic views, defeated Franklin Roosevelt in the 1940 election and signed a peace accord with Adolf Hitler.
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It's just grown more complicated, with various isolationist doctrines in the hemisphere to keep Europe and the Soviet Union and Communism out, so that the US could have the pick of the litter in terms of exploiting natural resources.
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But many said it would likely be watered down to try to ensure approval from U.S. President Donald Trump, an avowed skeptic of man-made climate change who has adopted protectionist trade policies and a more isolationist foreign policy.
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The degree to which white evangelical identity is increasingly predicated on politicized whiteness — and on an insular and isolationist vision of community — reveals the extent to which white evangelicalism has become synonymous with Christian nationalism under the Trump administration.
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But 52 percent opposed a campaign by a right-wing isolationist group to end the free movement rules that underpin bilateral accords permitting Swiss access to the EU single market, with only 30 percent in favor, the poll found.
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Donald Trump won the White House by campaigning as a different kind of Republican, one who espoused a neo-isolationist foreign policy paired with harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric and skepticism of — if not outright opposition to — free trade deals.
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America may become both more isolationist and volatile Much will depend on who Mattis' replacement turns out to be – a choice that will be shaped both by who Trump will tolerate and who might be willing to take the job.
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While responsible officials in the Trump administration have responded to two Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo this year (including one that is far from under control), in a more visible crisis, Trump's isolationist instincts might assert themselves.
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Former President George W. Bush on Wednesday warned against an "isolationist tendency" in the U.S. that he called dangerous to national security, at a time when the current president has faced questions about its commitment to the country's international partnerships.
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Other Yale students -- including Sargent Shriver, who served in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, and Kingman Brewster, the chairman of the Yale Daily News, future president of Yale and ambassador to the Court of St. James -- joined their isolationist crusade.
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Both regimes are isolationist but Eritrea's somewhat less so: in recent years it has engaged with the European Union, allowed some UN agencies to establish offices inside the country, and cultivated strong ties with Gulf states like the United Arab Emirates.
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G. While Europe and the US wring their hands about their respective immigration crises, the consequences of their isolationist policies are playing out in real time as people denied entry are forced to travel back to their places of origin.
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Crass, famously, had a thing or two to say about authoritarianism and right-wing, warmongering, and isolationist heads of state, and with Vaucher at the helm of most non-musical undertakings, they found some ingenious ways to make their point.
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But Donald J. Trump, in fact, poses no dilemma for the guilt-ridden anti-war leftist; he's not a true isolationist like Ron Paul, the libertarian Republican who is now busy selling gold bars and colloidal silver to Trump's base.
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As far-right and isolationist views have come to the fore in recent years, as epitomized by the election of Donald Trump and Brexit, Macron's centrist appeal may have halted a trend which had threatened to see the European Union unravel.
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Rather than fully stepping into a global leadership vacuum that could be left by an increasingly isolationist United States, China is looking to be but one of the world's leaders, a counselor of the country's State Council said on Tuesday.
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"There are isolationist trends in Europe and sadly so in the U.S.," Argentine Finance Minister Alfonso Prat-Gay told a panel during the IMF and World Bank meetings, holding out hope that cross-border investment within Latin America could still grow.
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Karimov, who died of a stroke in September, ruled the Central Asian nation of 32 million people for 27 years with a firm hand, brooking no dissent, keeping tight state control of the economy and steering an isolationist foreign policy.
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On his first two foreign trips, Trump has seemed to fare better during bilateral stops in foreign capitals, where he's showered with grand displays of friendship, than at multi-nation summits where his isolationist brand of politics has been shunned.
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Trump, who will take the helm of the world's most powerful nation without any prior government experience, has frustrated foreign policy experts in the U.S. and abroad for espousing a quasi-isolationist worldview that calls for disengagement from many global institutions.
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Appointing Romney to a top Cabinet post would unify the Republican Party, and provide a useful counter to the occasionally isolationist worldview Trump has espoused, as well as the troublingly pro-Putin attitude of newly appointed national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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As historians and political scientists often note, the American commitment to the international order since World War II has rested on a bipartisan elite consensus (which often had to buck the tide of popular opinion that was more protectionist and isolationist).
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Yet his belligerent stance could have as much to do with facing down domestic rivals skeptical of a young heir apparent and his ability to govern the isolationist state as it has with presenting a veneer of invulnerability and strength.
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Mr. Putin is expanding his playbook just when America is roiled by strong isolationist currents and aggravated by demagogy that would have us disengage from multilateral institutions like NATO, cut our overseas security commitments and stop defending human rights abroad.
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The incoherence of U.S. policy in the Middle East coupled with Trump's isolationist instincts leave Israel on its own to face Iran's presence beyond its northern border—not a situation likely to help those in the security world sleep at night.
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During the Presidential campaign, Trump's pronouncements on foreign policy showed little consistency, but their outlines suggested that it was isolationist and dismissive of the international order that had been constructed, largely by the United States, after the Second World War.
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It is, one can grant, too early to conclude that Trump's realism was a mirage, that his realist and isolationist supporters deluded themselves because they were a bit too hungry, too desperate even, for a political figure to represent them.
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An ardent isolationist, Ford said "history is more or less bunk" in a contentious 1916 interview with the war-hungry Chicago Tribune about whether the U.S. should get involved in World War I. The remark went virtually unnoticed for three years.
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When he bombed a Syrian airfield, Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor of The Atlantic, wondered whether the president was "something wholly unique in the history of the presidency: an isolationist interventionist," as though yoking opposites together provided insight rather than revealed confusion.
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Walter Russell Mead, a professor at Bard College, has argued that Mr. Trump is not an isolationist, as some see him, but is reinventing internationalism to take on American enemies like China, Iran and Russia in a more cleareyed way.
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The company's success is emblematic of China's increasing economic power, which, combined with a more isolationist American foreign policy, is forcing European leaders to violate old taboos in order to improve the functioning of the European Union and its economy.
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A mass of previously "isolationist" Americans did not, as O'Toole implies, suddenly line up behind the president once he changed his mind about neutrality and asked Congress to take the nation into what was then the bloodiest war in history.
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As an Iraq war veteran, Ms. Gabbard has attracted a disparate group of followers with her isolationist foreign policy stance, a tack she struck in her answer criticizing the involvement of the United States in what she calls "regime change" wars.
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"We have learned that Trump is not so isolationist as many Europeans feared he would be — he appears to care about victims of a gas attack in Syria," said Charles Grant, director of the Center for European Reform in London.
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CNN traveled to Taliban territory in February this year and spent 36 hours on the ground with the militant group and during our trip, we found few indicators that the Taliban has changed its fundamentalist, isolationist ideology in any meaningful way.
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Compared with the two more centrist candidates, Francois Fillon and Emmanuel Macron, Melenchon is an isolationist; he has promised a referendum on a French exit from the EU if his demands to renegotiate its position within the bloc aren't met.
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" Without directly invoking the president's name, Mr. McConnell countered Mr. Trump's isolationist policies, arguing that "it is incumbent upon the United States to lead, to continue to maintain a global coalition against terror and to stand by our local partners.
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My editor gave me the go-ahead to waive Noisey's "no email interviews" policy in order to allow Kalmbach to share in the format that best represents his unique approach to music, philosophy, and life itself In proper isolationist fashion.
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As she heads into the general election season that's dominated by concerns about terrorism, Clinton finds herself facing an opponent without much of a national security background and who is under fire from his own party for his isolationist-leaning foreign policy.
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London (CNN)British Prime Minister Theresa May will tell Republicans that the US and UK can lead the world, as she seeks to rekindle the partnership between the two countries in the face of a more isolationist stance taken by President Donald Trump.
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The term "paleoconservatism" is a retronym coined in the 21990s to characterize a brand of conservatism that was by then going extinct, a brand exemplified by Robert Taft, the Ohio senator and legendary isolationist who lost the 22016 Republican nomination to Dwight Eisenhower.
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There might be some truth to that: Although Trump's name is never mentioned in the play, Angels in America's dissection of the Republican Party — its isolationist, individualist policies and strong personalities — provides a sort of road map toward our current political moment.
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He faced a massive defection from inside his own party on the tax issue, and a cultural assault from Pat Buchanan's nativist, isolationist 1992 primary campaign that may have fatally damaged his candidacy and presaged President Donald Trump a quarter century later.
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Ironically, it was the avowedly internationalist President Obama who began the process of US disengagement worldwide, from the initial withdrawal of US forces from Iraq to the closing of American bases in Europe -- an approach the supposedly isolationist President Trump is busily reversing.
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President-elect Trump is someone who does not mind being provocative and has made some extremely hawkish statements about how he plans to take on threats like ISIS, although at times he has sounded an isolationist theme and spoken out against nation-building.
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On foreign policy, Obama struck a defensive, quasi-isolationist tone -- "how do we keep America safe and lead the world without becoming its policeman?" he asked -- at a time when many Americans are concerned about the startling, global violence generated by ISIS.
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While the scapegoating of allies and isolationist rhetoric may make for good soundbites on the campaign trail, it is a lousy foreign policy for the United States to pursue — particularly when geopolitical turbulence and instability is on the rise across the globe.
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In a paper on Wednesday that rejects the kind of isolationist turn advocated by US president Donald Trump, the European Commission will call for stronger global rules and institutions to promote trade fairness while urging EU member states to bolster innovation and education.
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The post-election rally led Wall Street to repeated highs since the election but has stalled recently, with the S&P 500 having registered consecutive weekly declines, as investors have become wary about the potential impact of an isolationist stance on world trade.
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Younger U.S. born Cubans are less likely to cast a party-line vote for Republicans and some older Cuban immigrants are less convinced an isolationist-only approach to the island is worthwhile amid the opening of relations with Cuba during the Obama years.
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Weinberg cautioned that Trump's scolding of European leaders will only prompt those countries to forge closer ties with China, whose leaders have made clear they are happy to fill any economic void created by the United States' move toward more isolationist policies.
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"The White House is using Dreamers to mask their underlying xenophobic, isolationist, and un-American policies, which will harm millions of immigrants living in the United States and millions of others who want to legally immigrate and contribute to our country," she said.
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A recent Pew poll found that nearly six in 10 Americans said the U.S. should "deal with its own problems and let other countries deal with their own problems as best they can," a more isolationist approach at odds with neoconservative thought.
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Both want a settlement of some sort—the U.S. to allow a refocus of its military assets as well as a victory for the administration, and the North to break out of its isolationist box without having to give up its political system.
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Bolton said Trump could go full isolationist — with the faction of the Republican Party that aligns with Paul's foreign policy views taking over the GOP — and could withdraw the U.S. from NATO and other international alliances, three people present for his remarks said.
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His quick reversal on his isolationist rhetoric is not just another example of his capriciousness and vacuity; it also demonstrates how deeply military interventionism is embedded in America's political and economic system, and in America's idea of its role in the world.
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Planetary humanism At the same time, Trump tried to soften other parts of the address by trying to project the image of a leader who was by no means an isolationist or who saw America leading from anywhere else other than the front.
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In a remark that could have come from a Ron Paul-style isolationist or a McGovern-style liberal, he answered a question about how to pay for Social Security by casting the country's military presence overseas as a gigantic waste of resources.
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The debate over whether America was fundamentally an isolationist or internationalist power might not seem one century old this year, but it is, and by 1920 it was clear that the United States would not be joining the League, to Churchill's profound disappointment.
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Joe Biden delivered a call for swift and urgent action to combat the coronavirus outbreak on Thursday, in a speech that rebuked the Trump administration's isolationist response and sought to preview how he would steer the nation through a crisis as its president.
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Last night's speech also would have been the path recommended by most of those folks (internationalists, like me) who signed letters last summer saying that populist, isolationist candidate Trump would be a danger to American security and foreign policy if elected president.
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The latest flamboyant episode comes at a sensitive time for the isolationist Central Asian nation, which is reportedly concerned about Islamic State activity along its border with Afghanistan as it prepares to host the 5th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games in September.
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The second camp is the camp into which Flake and Sasse fall: these Republicans are happy Trump has been convinced to abandon much of his isolationist and protectionist policy preferences, but are convinced his uncivil rhetoric is dividing the nation against itself.
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Trump's policy is not only not isolationist — as many of his opponents (and a few misguided supporters) contend — his pursuit of Ronald Reagan's "peace through strength" approach actually demonstrates that Obama's detached, ethereal retreat from American assertiveness internationally amounted to the real isolationism.
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"The next focus for markets is whether Trump pivots to a much more protectionist, isolationist policy, or he tries to play a little bit better in the global game," said Mark McCormick, North America head of foreign exchange strategy at TD Securities.
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In other comments that have delighted Moscow, Trump has questioned the value of NATO for Washington, has spoken ambiguously about Russia's 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea and suggested that the United States under his leadership would adopt a more isolationist foreign policy.
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President Trump announced on June 1 that the United States would withdraw from the _________, weakening efforts to combat global warming and embracing isolationist voices in his White House who argued that the agreement was a pernicious threat to the economy and American sovereignty.
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Increased European integration as well as higher rates of immigration to the UK have created a sort of nativist, isolationist backlash among British conservatives, fueling both Tory Euroskepticism and the rise of the hard-right third party the UK Independence Party (UKIP).
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The close relationship between US and British leaders dates back to Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt, but how the long-standing "special relationship" will fare under US President Donald Trump's isolationist administration and UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit Britain is still in question.
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Jeff Flake, who is up for re-election this year, has sparred with Trump in the past and is likely to be targeted by Democrats; and Paul, whose foreign policy views tend to be more isolationist than his party's and who is against nation-building.
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"The travel ban has seen uncertainty creep in around whether the new administration knows what it is doing and how isolationist Trump is prepared to the take the U.S.," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital, in a report.
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But with Russia led by a newly belligerent Vladimir Putin, Turkey under an increasingly distant Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Middle East a more violent mess than ever, Britain preparing to leave the EU and an apparently more isolationist America, it is no longer enough.
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These libertarians believe that the less-interventionist, more-isolationist themes espoused last year appealed to voters — and that the Libertarian Party can be a home for those disappointed that Trump has not lived up to all of the themes he embraced as a candidate.
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Philip Roth's "The Plot Against America" takes a similar tack in replacing Roosevelt in the White House with an isolationist president, as does "It Can't Happen Here", Sinclair Lewis's 1935 novel intended as a wake-up call to American complacency in the face of fascism.
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But on the bright side, "Beijing stands to benefit from Trump's isolationist foreign policy in Asia as it will give the mainland a chance to assert more influence on the region," said Guo Yu, head of Asia research at risk analysis firm Verisk Maplecroft.
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In the late 21991s as in the years after 219, the US-led world order was informed as much by haunting lessons from the past as by inspiring visions of the future and particularly by the multiple failures of the isolationist strategy of the 1930s.
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The Obama administration's weak offering to take in 10,000 more Syrian refugees in the next fiscal years only looks generous in contrast to the Islamophobic, isolationist invective of Donald Trump, and the U.S. governors who emptily threatened to block entry to all Syrians seeking asylum.
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The post-election rally led Wall Street to repeated highs since the election but has stalled recently, with the S&P 500 having registered modest declines in consecutive weeks, as investors have become wary about the potential impact of an isolationist stance on world trade.
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John McCain warned of the dangers that he said nationalist and isolationist ideas pose to democracy in a speech at the US Naval Academy Monday night, his latest veiled swipe at the policies of President Donald Trump, though he didn't mention the President by name.
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The nominating contests brought forth innumerable champions to assail him as a demagogue, a fantasist, a misogynist, a racist, a narcissist, a fascist, an isolationist, a bully and a liar, and he surfed the tidal wave of contempt all the way to the Republican nomination.
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His interest in backing away from costly interventions in the Middle East tapped into the hopes of the long-neglected anti-interventionist and isolationist elements of the American right, and resonated with communities who have lost lives to seemingly endless occupations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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ROME — In a daylong visit to Latvia on Monday, Pope Francis recalled the past suffering of Latvians, who preserved their faith during decades of Nazi and Soviet occupation, even as he cautioned against the return of isolationist sentiments that are re-emerging throughout Europe.
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The Bush administration faced a difficult strategic situation, made a good-faith, high-stakes decision, and none of the armchair-quarterbacking of the more isolationist Republicans can change the fact that by the end of Bush's second term the war in Iraq was largely won.
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Its role in making the case for the Iraq war placed it in a camp that had little in common with the views of the more isolationist Mr. Trump, who positioned himself during the 2016 campaign as an anti-interventionist opposed to the Iraq war.
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The debate pitted the Republican Party's ascendant isolationist wing, represented by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, against its old-line interventionists, led by Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who is pressing his vision of a muscular military even as he battles brain cancer.
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This year's candidates, however, take exactly the opposite positions—Clinton has voiced strong support for NATO while the more isolationist Trump has gone on record saying a poor U.S. command can no longer afford to underwrite European security in the way it has for decades.
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President Trump announced on June 2150 that the United States would withdraw from the _________, weakening efforts to combat global warming and embracing isolationist voices in his White House who argued that the agreement was a pernicious threat to the economy and American sovereignty. 2125.
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"I guarantee you that every senator who's sitting in office now, including an indirect standoffish guy like Rand Paul, they've got five to 15 key contacts on their scorecards at the Aipac office," Mr. Dine said, referring to the isolationist Republican senator from Kentucky.
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This was a gross exaggeration, but Ms Sturgeon could not have scripted a better illustration than the Brexit vote and its aftermath: a mean, isolationist England (where the political mood is increasingly nasty) dragging out a Scotland where every single local authority area voted to stay.
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United Press International reports that declining patronage by South Koreans and other Asian tourists to the state-run restaurants in China, Malaysia, and elsewhere—which are largely seen as a novelty or gateway into the culture of the isolationist nation—have directly led to the recent closings.
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For the first 24 hours or so after it became clear that Bashar al-Assad has used sarin gas against his own people again, in violation of a 2013 U.S.- and Russian-brokered agreement to remove chemical weapons from Syria, Trump was very much an isolationist.
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"We have a tendency in the United States, and it's happened in other times in our history, to become sort of isolationist and xenophobic and, you know, we're just going to stay here together and not pay attention to the rest of the world," she said.
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We will be the loser on trade if our policies are so myopic and isolationist that we drive the world away from using the dollar as the currency of commercial choice — all while running up so much debt that we require international support to keep it affordable.
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Celebrating the holiday at the White House instead of his Palm Beach estate, Trump used a phone call session with American troops to advance his case for a border wall, his isolationist foreign policy views and his insistence that his campaign did not collude with Russia.
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His appointment had set tongues wagging and eyebrows soaring across Britain, for Mr. Davies was, by proud circumstance and ardent choice, about as far outside the august imperial mainstream as one could be: working-class, openly gay, far left of center politically and adamantly isolationist personally.
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A party moving toward more strident right-wing ideology, reflected in the candidacy of Ted Cruz, chose a nominee who is against free trade, has a long history of pro-choice sentiment, boosts Social Security, Medicare, and Planned Parenthood, and can sound like a neo-isolationist.
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Xi, who secured a second five-year term last month and holds an iron grip over the Middle Kingdom, is seeking to position China as the champion of free trade and globalization, while Trump, struggling for support both at home and abroad, is seeking an isolationist agenda.
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An isolationist America would not only have a disastrous impact here at home, but it would also be devastating to many of our most important allies throughout the world – from our more than two dozen allies in NATO to those in the Middle East and Asia.
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This also helps explain why the United States signed on to Kellogg-Briand in the first place: Because Americans, even in their isolationist fog of the 1920s, recognized that as the world's strongest commercial power they would benefit most from a world of territorial order and justice.
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The writer and critic Simon Reynolds once pegged the sort of isolationist grooves associated with the crew's output as nu-IDM or art techno—a less-than-generous reflection of a form of post-dubstep techno that is barbed and awkward, favoring idiosyncrasy over cohesion and danceability.
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All manner of current policy grows out of this panic over loss of privilege and power: immigration policy, voter suppression, Trump economic isolationist impulses, his contempt for people from Haiti and Africa, the Muslim ban, his rage over Black Lives Matter and social justice protests. Everything.
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Democrats have also condemned Gabbard's past anti-LGBT rhetoric, as well as her isolationist foreign policy perspectives and 2017 meeting with Syrian President Bashar Assad — whom she has declined to label a war criminal despite the dictator's use of chemical weapons to attack his own people.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Thursday that the United States would withdraw from the Paris climate accord, weakening efforts to combat global warming and embracing isolationist voices in his White House who argued that the agreement was a pernicious threat to the economy and American sovereignty.
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However, while many will remember Gary Cohn's accomplishments, including the massive $1.5-trillion Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, what he did not do may have been more important for the U.S. economy: He did not support increasingly protectionist and isolationist currents within the administration.
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Some people label it as sort of isolationist, as it's supposed to be about about ceasing some of our interventions into the problems of other countries and turning our focus back onto the US. Do you think that's the kind of thing that would appeal to Malcolm X?
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He's emphasized isolationist, protectionist themes and adopted a slogan that echoes the "America First" group that advocated for the US to stay out of World War II. Trump might apply those principles from the Oval Office in targeting two of President Barack Obama's most high-profile foreign policy achievements.
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If our business and government leaders do not make sweeping changes now, we will see larger and more barbaric atrocities committed against innocent civilians, an exodus of business, investments and talent from countries that are deemed unsafe and more citizens turning to reactionary and isolationist movements that foment fear.
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President Trump's decision to pull back from retaliatory military strikes against Iran that he had approved highlights a dichotomy between how he presents himself to the rest of the world as a "bellicose warmonger," and how he behaves as an "isolationist peacenik," writes the New York Times' Peter Baker.
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"A more isolationist trade policy in the U.S. would be negative for the global economy more broadly, and especially a trade-reliant nation such as Australia," said Craig James, chief economist at CommSec in Sydney, adding there were further risks if Trump adopted a more confrontationist policy toward China.
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In contrast to the intense self-flagellation of Ai Weiwei's recent staging of himself as Alan Kurdi, the drowned Syrian infant found lying facedown on a pebbled beach near the shore of Bodrum, Turkey, Azzam's work takes on a much more isolationist, less offensive, and less egotistical aesthetic.
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The theory among some Democrats and left-leaning news outlets is that Russian President Vladimir Putin would (unsurprisingly) prefer to deal with an isolationist-minded President Trump than a more hawkish (and much less friendly) President Clinton and is using cybercrime as a way to influence the U.S. election.
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In his three presidential runs in 19103, 1996, and 2000, Buchanan was the first to brew the particular cocktail of issues that we now call Trumpism: white resentment politics in revolt against globalization and bound together by immigration restriction, trade protectionism, and a unilateralist (or "isolationist") foreign policy.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) said Mattis was important for curbing Trump's isolationist tendencies.
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The question in Hamburg this weekend is just how far the White House will go to disavow the G-20 agenda the U.S. has ushered for the past decade, and how strongly and effectively the rest of the G-20 might counter the Trump administration's more damaging isolationist tendencies.
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It allows Zakaria to escape the myth that America was ever isolationist, to demonstrate a certain continuity in American expansionism whether triumphant or thwarted and to identify the second Cleveland Administration not as a last hurrah for an old diplomacy but as the first hurrah for a new.
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Along with the successful October raid to take out the head of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Trump's decision to kill Soleimani has many GOP hawks expressing confidence that they have begun to win over the President in the struggle between his isolationist instincts and his aggressive impulses.
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The attack on Pearl Harbor, an occasion of ceremonial remembrance commemorated once more last week, propelled the United States into the global contest against Japanese imperialism and European totalitarianism; within four years a once-isolationist America would achieve a superpower status from which it has yet to fall.
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"Traditional adversaries will continue attempts to gain and assert influence, taking advantage of changing conditions in the international environment — including the weakening of the post-WWII international order and dominance of Western democratic ideals, increasingly isolationist tendencies in the West, and shifts in the global economy," the report said.
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But more than anything, as the real-world UK celebrates its own "independence day" and the GOP runs a proudly xenophobic American isolationist for president, the original's dumb appeal to a unifying nationalism—its sense that the whole world is in some sense America—is an embarrassing relic.
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U.S. companies that sell services in Canada could be affected as well, as American companies export far more services than Canadian firms sell in the U.S. Canada's proximity to the U.S. could help its economy in other ways, if the U.S. enacts other isolationist policies proposed by the Trump administration.
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But the pledges of continued U.S. support directly contradict what's been described as President Donald Trump's isolationist drive, which in its latest manifestation saw the announcement via tweet to withdraw all American troops from Syria — the very theater that officials had previously spotlighted as key to pushing back on Iran.
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That being said, the once isolationist island nation of Japan seems to be pushing forward in a real way to embrace halal-certified food—which is a pretty smart move considering Japan's relative proximity to some of the nations with the world's largest number of Muslims, like Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Certainly Trump's invocation of the slogan "America First" calls to mind the notorious aviator Charles Lindbergh, who turned his isolationist arguments against fighting Nazism in Europe into a popular movement, while the mogul's skepticism of NATO evokes the memory of that stalwart opponent of American Cold War interventionism, Robert Taft.
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The decision on Afghanistan also sets up a test for Trump with his own political base in the wake of the departure of his senior strategist, Steve Bannon, who opposed sending more troops to the war and was the closest link to the isolationist, populist beliefs of the President's core supporters.
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His neo-isolationist 28500 platform attracted many Americans tired of trying to drone-strike our way out of every foreign adventure, as well as wars and conflict zones the Obama administration either created or made worse in Ukraine, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan (whew, say all those five times fast).
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Clinton's campaign, as part of an attempt to portray Mr. Trump not only as an isolationist, but also as one who would go soft on confronting Russia as it threatens nations that have shown too much independence from Moscow or, in the case of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, joined NATO.
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Now, think about where the party sits: With a President actively uninterested in deficits and debt (Trump wants $5 billion for a border wall!!!), who has pushed an isolationist foreign policy and who makes no secret of his disdain for the idea of the presidency as a position of moral leadership.
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Facing 812 cadets in blue-and-white dress uniforms, Mr. Obama told the Air Force Academy's class of 2016 that they must not allow the United States to turn away from the world, calling the isolationist rhetoric of some politicians a "false comfort" that undermines the country's leadership in the world.
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To the Editor: If we believe the study quoted by N. Gregory Mankiw, there are two categories of voters: those who believe that global trade is intrinsically good (as advertised by mainstream economists), and the less educated and therefore "isolationist, nationalist and ethnocentric," who are skeptical of global trade and outsourcing.
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Trump's unorthodox foreign policy vision — which has included questioning the role of U.S. alliances with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and nations from Asia to the Middle East as part of a somewhat isolationist "America First" ideology — has frustrated Republican establishment thinkers, who worry about his hand on the nuclear trigger.
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To make this approach truly effective, the administration must resist the president's isolationist inclinations and pressure regional actors — including Pakistan, Russia, China, Iran and the Gulf states — to reject material, financial, technical and all forms of support to the Taliban and extremist entities operating within the national borders of Afghanistan.
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It has made him wax wistfully about being unable to visit Mar-a-Lago, his gilded bunker by the sea where if members disagree with him on anything — from the firmness of the house meatloaf recipe to his isolationist approach to foreign allies — they tend to keep those opinions to themselves.
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"I believe that having a strong military, and making sure America supports it's friends and allies, and continues to be a leader around the world is important for the defense of this nation," Ayotte, a foreign policy hawk, when pressed by Cuomo whether she thought Trump's speech was too simple and isolationist.
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It was an incongruous sight, but then so too was its backdrop: a vision of the world where Teddy Roosevelt rules the United States as a Taoist theocracy, where Queen Victoria bows to the Spanish empire, and where Japan — isolationist for years in the real world — relies almost entirely on foreign trade.
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Furthermore, the Pew report found that Trump's and Sanders's supporters were the most likely on their respective sides of the ideological divide to be angry at the government; believe that the economic system unfairly favors powerful interests; and are more isolationist, believing that America's involvement in global problems makes those problems worse.
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Along with the Administration's budget proposal to increase defense spending by fifty-four billion dollars, these actions suggest that Trump, despite his early isolationist statements, is bringing a new calculus to global politics, in which the use of force plays a more prominent role, and that Mattis may be the policy's principal driver.
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She had also become the subject of widespread skepticism among national Democrats, often rebuked for her past anti-LGBT rhetoric, isolationist brand of diplomacy and 2017 meeting with Syrian President Bashar Assad, whom she declined to label a war criminal despite the dictator's use of chemical weapons to attack his own people.
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Trump has long railed against the idea of any kind of intervention in Syria, and many of his nationalist supporters jumped onto his campaign wagon because they believed he was an isolationist, someone who would focus his energies on their preferred anti-immigration policies rather than become involved in another war in the Middle East.
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Though it had its Buchananites, it contained enough conservatives of the old school—small-government, pro-business types, often religious and socially staid, attached to many of the institutions of American life, flag and family above all, and confident of their ability to govern—to keep vulgar, reactionary and isolationist chauvinism from the ascendancy.
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The JCPOA was built to respond to Iranian violations, even if Russia and China were no longer aligned with the United States and the EU. It was not designed to withstand a hawkish or isolationist America using its veto power outside of the terms of the deal or against the objections of its European partners.
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So it was here on Wednesday, when Mr. Obama joined the leaders of Canada and Mexico at a summit meeting that began as a show of North American solidarity and ended up as an attempt to repudiate the nativist and isolationist currents that are agitating politics in the United States, as well as in Europe.
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They took Trump for an isolationist — just as everyone in the coalition took Trump for whatever they wanted him to be — and now they may see that he was just enjoying the luxury of being a candidate — free from the pressure of a job that requires decisions that reveal a person&aposs true nature.
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The exchanges on Syria, followed by a parallel discussion of how to contain Russia's increasing aggressiveness, underscored one of the oddities of the 2020 election season: Faced with a Republican president who has envisioned a far more isolationist approach to American power, the Democrats are sounding like interventionist Republicans of just a few years ago.
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But it was her rival, the erratic isolationist with a mysterious affection for Vladimir V. Putin and a worrying contempt for NATO, who won, which makes Mr. Cohen's book both an implicit critique of the president-elect's worldview (to the extent that he has one) and a toothsome snack for those who despise Mr. Trump.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulDefense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Senate confirms two Treasury nominees over Democratic objections Liz Cheney calls for 'proportional military response' against Iran MORE (R-Ky.) extended their war of words on Friday, with the Wyoming Republican arguing that Americans are not supportive of Paul's isolationist views.
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The term "paleoconservatism" is a retronym coined in the 1980s to characterize a brand of conservatism that was by then going extinct, a brand exemplified by Robert Taft, the Ohio senator and legendary isolationist who lost the 1952 Republican nomination to Dwight Eisenhower, and by Pat Buchanan in his 1992, 1996, and 2000 presidential runs.
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Clinton: Trump win would be like Christmas for the Kremlin And he does not seem to be a hard-nosed preacher of realism in statecraft like former secretary of state Henry Kissinger either, and his willingness to countenance the use of force against groups like ISIS appears to rule out the idea that he is a classic isolationist.
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While Mr. Sanders has argued he is not an isolationist, foreign policy experts say he has yet to turn his case for nonintervention and coalition-building into a coherent strategy for containing Russia's moves along its borders, bringing a cease-fire and political solution to Syria, enforcing the Iran nuclear deal, and handling cyberattacks from China and Russia.
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"He's been the point of continuity and the gatekeeper in the administration that they've relied on most to temper the instincts of Trump, which are much more, I think, isolationist and clearly highly skeptical ... about alliance commitments," said foreign policy and security analyst Euan Graham, executive director of La Trobe Asia at Australia's La Trobe University.
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For one thing, if Europe starts to crack up, that will likely reinforce the isolationist instincts of U.S. nationalists like President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE, who chafe under the costs and political constraints imposed by the transatlantic alliance.
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Senators leaving Tuesday's briefing seemed to indicate that Trump's isolationist impulses are going to win out, regardless of the consequences for US global influence, American national security interests or the fate of the region, where Iran is vying for larger influence and Russia has established itself as a power broker, edging out the US. Democratic Sen.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham, Democrat of New Mexico and chairwoman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, attacked Trump's demands: The White House is using Dreamers to mask their underlying xenophobic, isolationist, and un-American policies, which will harm millions of immigrants living in the United States and millions of others who want to legally immigrate and contribute to our country.
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However, the title's deeper implication seems to be that "America" represents a set of liberal values and ideals and that an isolationist like Lindbergh could only win power by conspiring against those ideals with a hostile foreign government—an implication reinforced when Herman repeatedly describes Lindbergh as a "traitor" for his cordial relationship with Adolf Hitler.
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For performers like renowned Mexican actress and playwright Conchi León, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's reactionary, isolationist presidency has done little to dampen the appeal of America's vibrant theater scene.
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But in a sign of the complicated nature of domestic politics after nearly 2130 years of American wars abroad, an odd-bedfellow mix of ideological enemies joined together to criticize Mr. Trump's action, including antiwar liberals who said it violated the Constitution and isolationist conservatives who called it a betrayal of the values he expressed as a candidate.
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Read more:Video shows world leaders mocking Trump after uncomfortable first day at NATO summitThe NATO summit started as uncomfortably as expected, with Trump slamming Macron&aposs &aposvery, very nasty&apos statement on the group being brain-deadWorld leaders laughed at Trump during his UN speech, and he managed to unite them against one thing: his isolationist vision
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This was also the premise of the original "America First" movement, the one that Trump echoed in his inauguration speech, which rose to prevent American intervention in World War II. The position of the original America Firsters was isolationist: Europe's problems were Europe's, and there wasn't a US obligation to intervene on one side of the conflict.
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The closest Trump got was exclaiming that "America First" would be his guiding principle, a phrase that carries ugly echoes of an isolationist, anti-Semitic movement that urged the US to appease Hitler during World War II. His call to "protect our border from the ravages of other countries" could be seen as playing to the xenophobia of many of his supporters.
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It's worth recalling that by any normal political measure, Trump should be in freefall: He offended all sides on the explosive issue of abortion by constantly zig-zagging, his campaign manager was arrested for allegedly manhandling a reporter, and he frightened much of the world by suggesting a neo-isolationist foreign policy that would see the United States welcoming nuclear proliferation.
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He serves as a reminder that not all Eurosceptics are tweedy, isolationist Little Englanders; that there is a liberal, whiggish even, strain of anti-EU thought in Britain that deserves to be engaged with seriously (here one could also mention Douglas Carswell, the cheerily libertarian UKIP MP who, unlike many of his party comrades, backs Vote Leave over its bitter rival, Leave.eu).
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" What you need to know as the 2016 primary sprint begins Continuing a line of attack he has used against GOP rivals Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, who have to varying degrees embraced a non-interventionist foreign policy, Rubio said, "We have isolationist candidates who are apparently more passionate about weakening our military and intelligence capabilities than about destroying our enemies.
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Over the past couple years, many readers have remarked on the uncanny prescience of this novel, an alternate history, told through the wide eyes of a 9-year-old Jewish boy, in which Charles Lindbergh, running on an isolationist platform with unmistakable undertones of anti-Semitism, defeats Franklin Roosevelt in the 1940 presidential campaign, unleashing violent and ugly forces in American society.
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For two years, the committee served as an arena for senators to air their grievances with President Trump's isolationist foreign policy, as Mr. Corker strove to take his place among the powerhouses who once wielded the gavel — Henry Clay, Charles Sumner, Henry Cabot Lodge, Arthur H. Vandenberg, J. William Fulbright, Frank Church, Joseph R. Biden Jr., John Kerry and Richard Lugar.
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I think it comes from people like French President Macron, who says the United States under Donald Trump is increasingly pursuing isolationist policy so the counter to America first is isolation and of course today -- KURTZ: It&aposs not just the question of the press quoting other NATO or leaders or Canadian leader or Mexican leader, this is the tone and the news analysis I am reading.
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On America's religious right, and in particular on the isolationist right, a powerful groundswell of opinion applauds Vladimir Putin on at least two grounds: the Russian president's self-appointment as an international guardian of traditional values, with respect to marriage, sexuality and reproduction, and his advocacy of the rights of persecuted Christians in the Middle East, a Russian concern that goes back to Tsarist times.
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It all goes wrong, and, seeing this aggression as proof that his prophecies are coming true, Seed orders the county to be locked down to force a Bundy-like isolationist standoff, and for his followers to begin "The Reaping," an aggressive campaign of kidnapping meant to bring the citizens of Hope County into the Project's flock (or at least into the prisons of their massive bunkers).
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In excerpts from his journal, John Allen Chau, the American who is believed to have been killed by members of the isolationist Sentinelese tribe on a tiny, remote island in the Bay of Bengal, wrote of returning to the island to continue his attempts at conversion even after a tribesman shot at him with a bow and arrow, piercing a Bible he was carrying.
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It harks back to a movement by that name, led by the aviator Charles Lindbergh, to keep the United States from entering World War II. While that approach is now considered isolationist, Mr. Trump says he is a realist — aware that the United States cannot afford to intervene everywhere and must limit its actions to situations where it clearly serves the United States' own interests.
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SANGER: What you are describing to us, I think is something of a third category, but tell me if I have this right, which is much more of a, if not isolationist, then at least something of "America First" kind of approach, a mistrust of many foreigners, both our adversaries and some of our allies, a sense that they've been freeloading off of us for many years.
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Defense Secretary Ben Wallace told The Sunday Times that Trump&aposs isolationist foreign policy meant the UK was considering drawing back from its long-standing defense alliance with the US."Over the last year we&aposve had the US pullout from Syria, the statement by Donald Trump on Iraq where he said NATO should take over and do more in the Middle East," Wallace said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE now exerts total control over the Republican Party, even though his policies are not always in line with the conservative cause, particularly his isolationist foreign policy.
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If you look at not just the inaugural address, if you look at the Riyadh Summit where we actively engaged our allies, our Sunni Arab allies, particularly in the Gulf, and then if you look at the Warsaw speech, which to me was one of the most provocative speeches against Russia ever, I think that this guy is the last thing of being an isolationist.
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The story of America's entry into World War II three-quarters of a century ago offers us a window into the contingencies of history and the perennial risk that the nation's isolationist tendencies — tendencies once more evident in our politics as the president-elect of the United States in 2016 revives the old slogan America First — can be durably potent even in moments of existential crisis.
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Let me stress that I don't think that Trump's grand strategy is springing fully formed from the president's own mind (he isn't scribbling notes about the Monroe Doctrine, I assume), or for that matter anyone else's; instead it's emerging organically as a synthesis of his own blustering, quasi-isolationist impulses and the more hawkish and internationalist and status-quo-oriented views of the people working for him.
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But as the years went on I kept an eye on it, at some point the genre of black metal really became global and there was this incredible period, which continues today, but it reached an apex about five or six years ago where all around the world there were these super underground, primal black metal bands doing all kinds of aspects of the music—isolationist or really brutalist.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who has been accused of everything from being an isolationist to a reckless amateur, may be the one to save that post-World War II order.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 85033 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), an isolationist who supported Trump's decision on Syria, came back from a White House meeting after the attack saying Trump would stick with his plan, as well as draw down U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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They adhere to the normal conservative triad of nationalism, free markets, and moral traditionalism, but they put greater weight on the nationalist leg of the stool — leading to a more strident form of anti-immigrant politics that often veers into racism, an isolationist foreign policy rather than a hawkish or dovish one, and a deep skepticism of economic globalization that puts them at odds with an important element of the business agenda.
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It was only when they looked at the split between Trump supporters that the split began to reveal itself: And when they drilled down more and looked at just white respondents, the split became very, very apparent: They also designed a question to understand how afraid people were of "otherness," and found that the white Trump voters — specifically those in the working class — have far more isolationist political views than everyone else.
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