No love lost between Trump and Republican national security experts

McClatchy Washington Bureau ^ | May 6th, 2016 | By Hannah Allam and Nicholas Zazulia

[trebb]

Even with the Republican nomination seemingly locked up, Donald Trump remains radioactive to the party’s top national security strategists, who warn that his “incoherent” approach to world affairs could prove dangerous for the United States.

Because licking their boots has worked so well...

You are correct - our "National Security Policies" have emboldened our enemies and their propaganda outreach to the People is, "The occasional handful of dead Americans is an acceptable reality - live (or die) with it."

[jmaroneps37]

“Security Experts?” really?

[olezip]

In March, 121 members of the GOP’s national security brain trust signed on to a scathing open letter opposing Trump for president, calling his sense of U.S. influence around the globe “wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle.”

We are curious just who are these people calling themselves the GOP's national security brain trust? Their claims do not make much sense because they have to make a lot of assumptions about Trump's plans for national security. They are acting like Trump's plans are complete and unchangeable, whereas his national security plans have yet to be developed.

Perhaps the 121 members of the GOP’s national security brain trust members do not support "America First," as a basis for our new policy. Maybe they like America last, as the Republicans have been demonstrating for the past thirty years.

[Terry L Smith]

Dear pelham,

thank you for your input.