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"It is time to end the forever war." So said President Joe Biden in his announcement that, as of Sept. 11, the 20th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, all U.S. troops will be gone from Afghanistan. The longest war in our history, which cost 2,400 dead, 20,000 wounded and $2 trillion, is ending -- but only for Americans, not Afghans. Secretary of State Antony Blinken assured our NATO allies in Brussels that we are all leaving with our mission accomplished: "Togeth...

Isolationism has been a recurrent theme in U.S. history. It was given expression in the Farewell Address of Pres. George Washington and in the early 19th-century Monroe Doctrine. The term is most often applied to the political atmosphere in the U.S. in the 1930s. The failure of Pres. Woodrow Wilson’s internationalism, liberal opposition to war as an instrument of policy, and the rigours of the Great Depression were among the reasons for Americans’ reluctance to concern themselves with the g...

Their own members, particularly in the suburbs. trumpism is not playing well in the suburbs, and republicans have been getting wiped out in the suburbs. so i think the real debate that republicans are going to need to have someday is what is this party going to look like after donald trump? is trumpism going to die when donald trump leaves office? this whole notion of nativism, isolationism and protectionism, loyalty to a man. i mean is the party going to get serious about halting this demograph...

Right? xenophobia, racism, nativism, isolationism, reflexive partisanship. these have been with us from the beginning, and theyll be with us to the end. our greatest moments have been those in which we have made those forces ebb as opposed to flow. right now theyre flowing. and one thing we can see in the impeachment drama and one thing that would make me feel slightly more confident about the future of things is its perfectly fine, its within their constitutional duty for united states senators...

And well all forget about this, john, probably by march or april and be on to the next story. and in 2020 on election day, very few people will remember impeachment. because itll be a long ago memory. >> charlie, quick last word? >> look. i dont agree with going after congressional republicans, but what theyre right about is trump needs to be defeated. this ugly nativism, protectionism, isolationism is not good for the country. the republican party needs to get back to free markets, strong natio...

American foreign policy that might prove equally sequenti ll consequential. the trump administration has been doubling down on a policy of unilateralism and isolationism, a combination that is furthering the abdication of american leadership and the creation of a much more unstable world. this week, talks between washington and seoul broke down after the administration demanded a 400% increase in what south korea pays for the stations of american troops in that country. the annual operating cost...

Consequential. the trump administration has been doubling down on a policy of unilateralism and isolationism. a combination that is furthering the abdication of american leadership and the creation of a more unable world. this week talks between the united states and seoul talks broke down. the annual operating cost of the u.s. military presence there is approximately 2 billion. seoul pays a little less than half. trump is asking for $4.7 billion. the frictions with south korea will likely be re...

And it was -- and im very careful about the narcissism of the president and the dangerous nostalgia we have for this mythic by partisan past. ask franklin roosevelt, ask joe mccarthy about how partisan the world was, our most ferocious fights were against isolationism, against nazi germany. so lets not be idealists here. these were our rivals. we could disagree on how to confront them and to what extent. president trump has scrambled this. this is a historically-based reading, i think, of a huge...