Foreign Policy

• abruptly ordered the withdrawal of US forces from a base in Syria, abandoning Kurdish allies to be attacked by Turkey?
• accused Germany of being “totally controlled by Russia”?
• acknowledged that he made up a claim about having a trade deficit when speaking to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau?
• asked Germany’s Angela Merkel a basic question about trade 11 times?
• asked reporters at his meeting with Kim Jong-Un to make them look “nice and thin and perfect”?
• attacked Canadian PM Justin Trudeau for being “very dishonest and weak” after Trudeau said that Canada would match US tariffs?
• awarded the 2020 G7 summit to his Miami-area golf resort?
• bragged that his nuclear button was “bigger and more powerful” than Kim Jong-un’s?
• called NATO “as bad as NAFTA”?
• called the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution “phony”?
• cast doubt on the future of NATO?
• caused the CIA to extract a high-level informant in the Russian government?
• claimed he had no business interests with Saudi Arabia or Russia, despite selling millions in property to Saudis and Russians?
• claimed that an an ammonium nitrate disaster in Beirut was an intentional bombing?
• described an inadequate military briefing used to justify an attack on Iran as the “best presentation they’ve ever seen”?
• didn’t know that India and China shared a border?
• dismissed concerns about ISIS fighters escaping from Syrian prisons by saying that they’d be going to Europe?
• ended joint defense exercises between the US and South Korea at North Korea’s request?
• fist-bumped authoritarian Turkish leader Erdogan, saying that he “does things the right way”?
• insisted that he deserved the Nobel Peace Prize “for a lot of things?”
• justified tarrifs on French wine because he likes the way American wines look better?
• lifted US sanctions on three companies linked to a Russian oligarch?
• mispronounced Namibia during a meeting with African leaders?
• misspelled the name of his Secretary of Defense and made multiple false claims in a tweet?
• opposed and delayed sanctions on Russia, despite bipartisan support in Congress?
• ordered a drone strike on a senior Iranian official?
• praised authoritarian Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte?
• pushed the leader of Montenegro?
• referred to Haiti, El Salvador, and parts of Africa as “shithole countries”?
• referred to his own “great and unmatched wisdom”?
• refused to join global efforts to develop a COVID-19 vaccine?
• revealed special operations tactics and other classified information by providing a detailed description of the raid on ISIS leader al-Baghdadi?
• revoked a rule for reporting on drone strikes?
• rode a golf cart 700 yards while the leaders of 6 other nations walked together during his first G7 meeting?
• said about foreign policy, “I’m speaking with myself, number one, because I have a very good brain and I’ve said a lot of things”?
• said Canadians were smuggling goods over the border, like dairy and shoes?
• said Crimea is part of Russia because everyone there speaks the lanuage?
• said Haitians “all have AIDS” and that Nigerians live in “huts”?
• said he didn’t need preparation or notes for a summit with Kim Jong-Un?
• said he would “take out” the families of terrorists?
• said if he was wrong about trusting Kim Jong-un, “I’ll find some kind of an excuse”?
• said it was “too inconvenient” to use a secure phone?
• said tariffs he instituted and tweeted about didn’t exist?
• said that he would impose torture techniques “a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding?”
• said that his tweets are sufficient notice to Congress for military strikes?
• said that the death of ISIS leader al-Baghdadi was more significant than that of Osama bin Laden?
• said the “European Union is a foe” just before meeting with Putin alone?
• said, “nobody knows more about trade than me”?
• saluted a North Korean military officer?
• shared classified intelligence with Russia?
• signed off on a high-risk raid in Yemen that led to several deaths?
• sparked international outrage by imitating terrorists systematically executing Parisians?
• spoke at length about the most “beautiful piece of chocolate cake you’ve ever seen” when asked about the decision to bomb Syria?
• suggested that Montenegro could start World War 3?
• thought Canada had burned down the White House?
• thought Nepal and Bhutan were in India, pronouncing them as “nipple” and “button”?
• threatened to bomb Iranian cultural sites?
• threatened to end trade with all of America’s allies?
• told Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, “you don’t have this problem, but I can send you 25 million Mexicans and you’ll be out of office very soon”?
• told Russia and Turkey about a raid on the leader of ISIS, but not Congress?
• unilaterally instituted tariffs against the EU, Mexico, and Canada for “national security” purposes?
• used the “yank and pull” handshake method on various people, including heads of state?
• wanted Russia to be reinstated to the G7, despite its removal for invading Ukraine?
• wanted to buy Greenland?
• withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal?