"It's not a common phrase used in mainstream politics. I just stumbled over it. Today, we asked Grok for a definition, and here's what it said: Class-based internationalismmeans that the principle that workers and the working class across all countries share the same fundamental interest in opposing capitalism and should unite internationally, prioritizing class solidarity over national, ethnic, or even patriotic loyalties."
"There's nothing America First about what Donald Trump is doing right now, Nellis said. What he's doing is isolating the United States from all of our allies. The tariffs have made us more isolated. They've also made everything more expensive. Donald Trump is trying to seize Greenland, and frankly embarrassing the United States on the national stage. Forced Europe to come together. Now, the entire world order is shifting and it's shifting away from us. And all it's doing is making China and Russia more powerfulSo,"
A Newsmax segment queried the future of the Democratic Party and cited the phrase "class-based internationalism." Grok provided a definition framing class-based internationalism as international worker solidarity opposing capitalism and prioritizing class loyalty over national loyalties. The use of an AI tool to define the term prompted surprise and clarification on whether an AI opinion was being solicited. A former senior adviser criticized recent U.S. policies described as isolationist, citing tariffs, increased costs, attempted territorial moves, and diplomatic embarrassment. The criticism framed these policies as driving allies together, weakening U.S. influence, and strengthening China and Russia.
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