Trudy Rubin
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In his U.N. speech, Trumpâs gushing self-praise could not disguise his foreign policy failures | Trudy Rubin (opens the original)
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The scariest thing about President Donald Trumpâs address to the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday was not the wild exaggerations, false claims, or disgusting slurs against (truthful) critics. That all has become par for the course and was to be expected. Far more terrifying was the distinct possibility that POTUS believed his delusional description of his alleged triumphs â in the Iran war, in bringing peace to the Middle East and the world, and in pursuit of victory in an unbounded a
Trump disses 25th anniversary memorial for 9/11 while opening the door to more terrorism at home | Trudy Rubin (opens the original)
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Who could have imagined, as we sat glued to the screen watching ash-covered victims frantically flee the falling World Trade Center towers, that the type of terrorism threatening us 25 years later would turn 9/11 on its head. On that terrible day, Americans stood united against the assault, political rhetoric cast aside in the horrific moment. New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, later to become a MAGA mouthpiece, became âAmericaâs mayorâ as he projected a message of calm resolve in news conferen
Trump has started a dumb trade war with Canada that threatens U.S. jobs and security | Trudy Rubin (opens the original)
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A U.S. president must work hard to rupture a relationship with a neighboring country that has been Americaâs closest economic, security, and people-to-people partner for decades. He has just started a new trade war with Canada that will hurt the U.S. economy, batter our auto industry, and undermine American farmers over his irrational love of tariffs and obsession with turning the Great White North into the 51st state. The Wall Street Journal called the presidentâs first round of tariffs las
Trumpâs Ukraine negotiators are too chicken to visit Kyiv and support its independence | Trudy Rubin (opens the original)
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There were two noticeable no-shows as Western leaders gathered Monday to mark the 35th anniversary of Ukraineâs independence â and its five years of resistance to Vladimir Putinâs effort to re-subjugate the country to Russian rule. There were multiple news reports that President Donald Trumpâs clueless peace envoys â son-in-law Jared Kushner and real estate magnate Steve Witkoff â might finally join European allies at anniversary ceremonies. I say âfinallyâ because neither of the
Trump ignores joint efforts by his favorite dictators to undermine U.S. security | Trudy Rubin (opens the original)
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Heâs become world famous for embracing Americaâs enemies and backstabbing our allies. Yet, Donald Trump outdid himself Sunday â on the eve of joint military exercises with South Korea â when he announced the U.S. was scaling back participation to avoid offending his great friend, the nuclear-armed North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Perhaps this was just a frantic attempt to shift attention from the quagmire in Iran. Having failed to end Tehranâs nuclear program, the president is offeri
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