Trump's Doctrine

President Trump's National Security Doctrine: 

1. Protecting the homeland and way of life 

2. Promoting American prosperity 

3. Demonstrating peace through strength

4. Advancing American influence in an ever-competitive world.

The Trump strategy sets a new course in line with his campaign promises to place “America first” and do away with “political correctness.”

Trump’s strategy will differ from Obama’s by not only naming “jihadist” terror threats, but putting them front-and-center.

The primary transnational threats Americans face are from jihadist terrorists and transnational criminal organizations.

To combat this modern danger, the administration will call for stronger homeland security and missile defenses that aim to “pursue threats to their source, so that jihadist terrorists are stopped before they ever reach our borders.”

NOW, IF YOU HAVE OPPOSITION TO THESE STATEMENTS, THEN YOU HAVE FAILED TO UNDERSTAND THE THREATS THAT SEEK TO DESTROY AMERICA BOTH FROM OVERSEAS AND RIGHT HERE IN AMERICA.