Those who have been following the US President\u2019s career so far know that he is passionate about America. Bold and provocative, true, but as he stated many times, he always puts American citizens first. His UN speech was yet another proof of his temperamental leadership. It left people inspired, while others saw controversy in it.<\/p>\n
According to Donald Trump, every nation should put their own people first. That\u2019s the right thing to do. And when there is a threat against the nation, the leaders should unite and fight those threats together. His policy clearly states that one shouldn\u2019t give in to the demands of terrorists and the sort. But to what extent is he willing to protect America from such threats?
\nWe have learned throughout history that replying to violence with violence hardly ever brings peace. It only brings more war. So, Trump\u2019s words about eliminating those who threaten his people might seem harsh to some. Although on the other hand, some of his supporters are fed up with people beating around the bush. They think that these issues cannot be faced in any other way, so Trump\u2019s boldness was well received amongst them.<\/p>\n
As it turns out from his speech, \u201cAmerica First\u201d can be interpreted to other countries, too. United by a common goal, but looking after their own interests first. Is it truly possible? And is violence the only way? Let\u2019s consult the cards to see what will be the consequences of this policy. Will it write history, or be the worst decision ever made by a president?<\/p>\n