Trump’s foreign policy is not clear.
Why do you say that?
“Trump’s foreign policy is not clear.”
It’s very clear:
1. Avoid pointless and unwinnable wars that don’t directly involve vital U.S. strategic interests.
2. Quit pissing money away on futile “nationa building” efforts in shithole countries, and instead concentrate on rebuilding U.S. industrial might and rebuilding the U.S. economy.
3. Avoid entanglements in multi-lateral negotiations where each vote of each of a gaggle of Lilliputian shithole countries equals one U.S. vote, and instead negotiate via bilateral agreements.
4. Either get out of NATO or make NATO pay for itself
5. Renegotiated NAFTA.
6. Nuked the TPP within days of taking office
7. Nuked the Paris climate nonsense
8. Is defending against South American invasion of the U.S. southern border to the best of his ability, including use of military resources
9. Advocates fair trade (not so-called GOPe/RINO “free” trade) as a bedrock U.S. trading position
10. Is in the process of bringing China to its knees in trade negotiations via the use of powerful tariffs
11. Stopped unfair inflow of cheap Chinese steel into the U.S. via Canada and Mexico with tariffs.
12. Is preparing to trade with the UK on day one when it exists the EU.
13. Promotes our true allies like Poland and stands up against our fake allies like Germany and France.
14. Just negotiated a new, fair trade deal with Japan
15. Just negotiated a new, fair trade deal with South Korea
16. Prefers to attempt to engage North Korea instead of get in a war with them
17. Announced that he was going to destroy ISIS during his campaign, and then unleashed our military to do that very thing in just a few months.
18. Announced that he was a major supporter of Israel in his campaign and has proceeded to make the U.S. one of the strongest allies of Israel in U.S. history.
19. Announced that he was going to rebuild the U.S. military and make the U.S. the world’s sole superpower again both militarily and economically, and then did that in less than three years.
20. Announced that he was going to approve stalled international pipelines between Canada and the U.S. and then did that within days of entering the White House.
21. Has made the U.S. the largest energy producer in the world, with the U.S. now being a major international energy exporter, rather than being a vassal nation dependent upon energy imports from the Mideast like the U.S. was under prior regimes.
This is the clearest foreign policy of any U.S. administration in my lifetime ... what part of it is unclear to you?