Trump, Harris and peace in our time

The only person who could resolve this tension between the hawks and the restrainers is Trump himself. Dan Caldwell, a veteran of the Iraq war who works at the Defence Priorities think-tank, argues that Trump would ultimately side with the restrainers because his “instinct has always been to avoid a major war”.

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