Following decisive victories in Tuesday's primary races, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump delivered a speech on Wednesday outlining his "America first" foreign policy.
"We must make America respected again, we must make America truly wealthy again, and we have - and we will - make America great again," the billionaire candidate said during a speech in Washington DC. "My foreign policy will always put the interest of the American people and American security above all else."
"Under a Trump administration, no American will ever feel that their needs come second to a foreign country," he stated. "I will be America's greatest defender." Much of his address focused on criticizing the policy of outgoing two-term President Barack Obama. He blamed Obama for cutting defense and spending, and stressed that his policies would replace "randomness with purpose," as well as "ideology with strategy and chaos with peace."
But in what sounds like a contradiction, Trump stated that, "We have to be unpredictable starting now," referring to the Pentagon's efforts in combating Daesh, also known as IS/Islamic State. His proposed strategy would eliminate Daesh "very, very quickly" if elected, he said.
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