The Commentary Magazine Podcast Trump Admits He Was Wrong
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Jul 15, 2025 Donald Trump makes a rare admission of error regarding his approach to Vladimir Putin and Ukraine, sparking discussions about U.S. foreign policy evolution. The impact on NATO relations is examined alongside the Supreme Court's decision allowing cuts to the Department of Education. Insights into Israel's proposed draft law reveal societal tensions and political maneuvering. The urgent need for revitalizing America's military amid rising global threats also takes center stage, revealing the complexities of defense spending and policy.
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Trump's Foreign Policy Shift
- Donald Trump admitted he was wrong about Vladimir Putin and Ukraine for the first time in his career.
- This marks a shift to a pro-NATO, pro-European defense stance in his administration.
Military Action Spell Broken
- Trump's approach to Ukraine may be influenced by his experience with Iran strikes, breaking his previous reluctance to use military force.
- This shows Trump recognizing more options in military action without risking all-out war.
Zelensky's Political Savvy
- Volodymyr Zelensky proved formidable by not succumbing to political bait during a tense Oval Office meeting.
- He negotiated an arms deal where NATO buys weapons for Ukraine, allowing Trump to claim minimal US spending.