Pulls a fast one as he and "Musk both argue Zelensky has 'gone too far' by striking Russian oil refineries, claiming this worsens global diesel prices and prolongs conflict". So I guess it's still OK for Russia to continue bombing civilians and power plants in Ukraine?
And what about assistance to Saudi Arabia? "Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman asked Trump to join Saudi strikes on the Houthis.
Trump rejected the request, then nearly ordered airstrikes, but again backed off. This is the clearest example of Trump’s hedging: he signals willingness, comes close to action, then pulls back."
And aren't our other allies and friends around the world taking all this in and wondering if America really is a "paper tiger". We can go in with overwhelming force, but can't seem to follow up and finish the job.