>The real question isn’t whether we can afford diplomacy — it’s whether we can afford the strategic costs of abandoning it. In a world of rising powers and deepening global competition, cutting our diplomatic strength isn’t savings. It’s surrender.
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Everything that they are doing right now is weakening America’s ability to compete on the global stage
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The similarities between the U.S. and the late Roman empire are really getting obvious
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>The real question isn’t whether we can afford diplomacy — it’s whether we can afford the strategic costs of abandoning it. In a world of rising powers and deepening global competition, cutting our diplomatic strength isn’t savings. It’s surrender.
Everything that they are doing right now is weakening America’s ability to compete on the global stage
The similarities between the U.S. and the late Roman empire are really getting obvious