Trump’s national security vision needs a staff willing to fight for it
National Security Strategies (NSSs), which presidents are required by law to issue annually, are usually so full of bland language and platitudes that they go unnoticed. This was not the case for Donald Trump’s National Security Strategy, which he rolled out in a speech on Monday.
The new NSS mostly consists of the same themes that President Trump ran on to keep America safe and prosperous but develops them with in-depth arguments and the benefit of a year in office.
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Fred Fleitz served in 2018 as a Deputy Assistant to President Donald Trump and Chief of Staff to National Security Adviser John Bolton.
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