Presentation Preparation
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Background
Transclude of Picture-of-Donald-Trump
Picture of Donald Trump
- The 2016 Election was Divisive
- His administration is even more divisive
His approval was at it’s lowest at 34% at end of admin.
His approval was at it’s lowest at 34% at end of admin.
- Research Objective
- What is the foreign policy approach of Donald Trump?
- How does Donald Trump’s foreign policy approach differ from other democrats and republican presidents?
- Hypothesis
- Donald Trump is a unusual phenomenon that doesn’t represent partisan divide and he was a Populist and isolationist president.
- Trump and Obama’s Foreign Policy both employed a specific type of retrenchment that could preserve at the same time, both American forces and their stand as an exceptional power in the eyes of the international community
- Literature Review
- The Trump Divide and Partisan Attitudes Regarding US Foreign Policy: Select Theoretical and Empirical Observations
- Trump’s foreign policy is only popular with 21% of 2016 voters
- Voter’s opinions are closer to party leader than core policy position of party itself
- Trump voters prefer unilateral and isolationist approach
- Mainstream voters support multilateral approach
- Changes in the American Foreign Policy: From Obama to Trump
- Obama had retrechment approach to foreign policy through strategic deliberation
- Trump still put America first, but through isolationist program
- The Trump Divide and Partisan Attitudes Regarding US Foreign Policy: Select Theoretical and Empirical Observations