The president gutted public diplomacy tools like VOA’s Persian Service, then raced to repair them—kind of like alienating our allies, then begging them to help.
Kari Lake
Posted inPolitics
The president gutted public diplomacy tools like VOA’s Persian Service, then raced to repair them—kind of like alienating our allies, then begging them to help.
A new history of the war on terror shows how badly both America and its enemies misunderstood the consequences of their own actions.
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