President Trump's actions during his second term reflect an aggressive shift in both domestic and foreign policy, moving away from earlier stances on government and international engagement. While he previously denounced nation-building, his current policies appear to embrace a more imperialist perspective in foreign affairs. Trump's embrace of significant government spending contrasts with traditional conservative views, as he now seeks to enhance America’s global presence rather than retreating into isolation. Historian Julian E. Zelizer points out these ideological shifts represent a significant departure from Trump's first term.
Many of Trump's recent actions reflect a shift towards more aggressive governance, moving from isolationism to a form of America First imperialism.
Historian Julian E. Zelizer notes that Trump's second term reveals a stark contrast with the first, especially in regard to the role of government.
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