Donald, the process has been started really well. Peace, migration, economy. Now is time for a finagling with the different policies, so that will actually work.

Here are some reflections on that.

First of all; migration.

It is, according to Aristotle, that is the most prolific describer of democracy, the sole intention of the given polis (city state) what who and by how it will and should require new citizens.

That is the basic rule. Aristotle says, that it should get new citizens if the POLIS needs it.

In other words, for a state the needs of the STATE is what matters.

In this way you can turn the narrative around and focus on what the US needs.

Off cause you shouldn’t be unempathetic. But the polis of the US REALLY don’t need more criminals.

So law and order, is a priority.

Also, make it harder to get a citizenship. Be ABSOLUTELY sure, that new citizens respect the law, are in accordance with humanistic values and so on.

Secondly. The economy. It works like this. A country will produce things, sell it at a market and reap the reward. Free market theory, claims that in a free market, the distribution of goods will make it possible for all to win.

However, this rest on the presumption, that all countries play by the rule. Stealing know how, supporting industry by the state as China does. Dumping prices, taking over markets is pirate capitalism, not honest capitalism.

So we need to isolate those who do not play by the book. Tariffs is a tool, but be careful, free markets are, to an extent, a good thing.

War however is the outcome of rivalry, and it will come. It’s a matter of when not if. So the earlier we start it, the more we are ahead.

The Chinese are good at making drones, alleviating our lead in other areas. Why use a giant sub, when you can use submerged drones swarming?

In other words there is a technological paradigm shift going on. We need to keep the edge technologically. You need to focus on that. And the Chinese are using all available resources to try and get and edge, and they are geeks.

Then peace.

You have a string of allies. From Russia to the Houthis. It’s the communist alliance, essentially.

Israel or rather Netanyahu wants to fight Iran. This skewers the whole peace attempt.

Add to this the Houthis doesn’t seem to want peace either and you have a classic Vietnam war issue. Keeping the infantry out of the war is probably a good idea. Use the clandestine powers and add up with air superiority, and you will grind them down. Instead of using massive force, use your forces smart, precisely and deadly. Use surgical tools rather than the normal mass take over.

Iran is another deal, here we can easily use the normal tools in the box, if need be. It will more be an Iraq scenario.

But be careful, make sure your voters can see the wisdom in it, you don’t want to loose more support than you have already.

Your voters KNOW that China is a problem. It’s an old communist country and so on. It checks all the right boxes for them. But do they understand Iran?

Anyway, there is also the IDEOLOGICAL issue. Soldiers need to fight for a reason. Democracy is the reason, freeing people.

Anyway. Listen to your electorate. Before you commit to anything. You represent them.

They want to be proud of who they are, reduce crime and get a good job.

G-d bless the United States of America. May we prevail.