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Could Trump Erase President Obama's Foreign Policy Legacy?

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President Barack Obama's foreign policy legacy relies partly on a foundation of unilateral actions. Successor Donald Trump could reverse these actions with a signature. President Obama used executive authorities that provided a legal path around a Republican-controlled Congress dedicated to blocking his agenda. Trump frequently contradicted himself during the campaign, and made it difficult to know which policies he would pursue.

Added on the 10/11/2016 21:03:59 - Copyright : Wochit

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