Opinion

There’s a constructive, sustainable role for U.S. in the world after Trump

New, bipartisan consensus possible from shambles of president's Iran war and foreign policy in general

Robert Robb

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OPINION — Out of the shambles of Donald Trump’s war on Iran and his foreign policy generally, there is a narrow opening for a constructive and sustainable role for the United States in the world.

That is not a likely post-Trump development, but it is possible from either a Democrat or a Republican successor.

Indeed, there is the prospect of a new, bipartisan foreign-policy consensus that the country hasn’t really had since the fall of the Soviet Union.

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There’s a constructive, sustainable role for U.S. in the world after Trump

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There’s a constructive, sustainable role for U.S. in the world after Trump

New, bipartisan consensus possible from shambles of president's Iran war and foreign policy in general

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