Donald Trump's self-assured belief in his ability to solve complex foreign policy issues contributes to a perception of unreliability in U.S. diplomacy. His cult of personality glorifies his supposed problem-solving skills, despite many erratic behaviors that undermine global stability. While not the first president to exhibit such confidence, Trump’s actions illustrate the dangers of an imperial presidency with unchecked foreign policy powers. These factors culminate in a situation where Trump's negotiations, such as the meeting with Putin, threaten rather than secure international peace.
Trump’s governing ideology is based on a shared delusion of his omnicompetence, which has influenced the Republican Party's identity post-2016.
Trump's self-assured claims of fixing complex geopolitical issues reflect an erratic style that threatens global stability and peace.
The U.S. has historically allowed presidents extraordinary freedoms in foreign policy matters, contributing to an imperial presidency.”},{
Trump's recent summit with Putin further illustrates his misguided belief in personal negotiations to achieve peace, raising concerns about global safety.
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