Rubio Masterfully Articulates Trump's 'America First' Foreign Policy In a Way Even Dems Can Understand

Jennifer Van Laar / RedState

 

We got a lot of great news, and great sound bites, out of President Trump's Tuesday cabinet meeting, but it was Secretary of State Marco Rubio's five-minute report at the tail end of the meeting, in which he "laid out the clearest, most refreshing articulation of America First I’ve heard from any cabinet official in years," according to one X user, and I wholeheartedly agree. 

Reflecting on the foreign policy achievements of the year since Trump won re-election to the presidency, Rubio said, "It’s an honor to be involved in and be a witness to what I believe is the most transformational year in American foreign policy since the end of the Second World War at least."

And he isn't using the word "transformational" in the way people like Barack Obama or Susan Rice would use the word, which is refreshing all by itself.

Rubio continued:

"And it's transformational because for the first time in a long time we have a president who basically puts America at the forefront of every decision we make in our in relations with the world. And that may sound weird to people, like, 'Of course you always do.' No. That hasn't always been the case, until about a year ago." Read more, See Xs and video here.