不管你我喜不喜欢，他的政策背后是有庞大团队的。
这是Project 2025关于国防及对外政策的内容，as summarized by ChatGPT:
Foreign Policy & National Security Proposals in Project 2025
1.
“America First” Orientation
- Emphasizes sovereignty and national interest over multilateralism.
- Argues for reducing U.S. involvement in global institutions like the UN, WHO, and some arms-control treaties.
- Skeptical of international agreements that constrain U.S. independence.
2.
Defense & Military
- Pushes for a major defense buildup to ensure the U.S. can confront China, Russia, and other adversaries simultaneously.
- Prioritizes modernization of nuclear forces and missile defense.
- Opposes budget cuts to the Pentagon; calls for reallocation of resources away from non-defense domestic programs.
3.
China
- Frames China as the primary geopolitical threat.
- Recommends decoupling critical U.S. supply chains from China (pharmaceuticals, tech, rare earths).
- Calls for stronger Indo-Pacific alliances (Japan, Taiwan, Australia, India).
- Suggests restricting Chinese influence in U.S. universities, research, and businesses.
4.
Russia & Europe
- Sees Russia as a secondary but serious threat.
- Supports arming and assisting allies but criticizes “blank-check” funding models like large, open-ended Ukraine aid packages.
- Urges NATO allies to shoulder more defense spending responsibility.
5.
Middle East
- Strong support for Israel; recommends moving further U.S. security and economic cooperation in the region.
- Seeks to dismantle the Iran nuclear agreement framework permanently and pursue maximum pressure on Tehran.
- Promotes expanding the Abraham Accords (normalization between Israel and Arab states).
6.
Immigration as Foreign Policy
- Treats border security and migration flows as national security and foreign policy priorities.
- Advocates tighter restrictions on asylum, refugee resettlement, and immigration from countries seen as security risks.
7.
International Aid & Development
- Calls for reducing U.S. foreign aid programs, except where they directly support national security or counter China.
- Proposes reshaping USAID and State Department programs to reflect conservative values (e.g., ending funding tied to abortion or climate change initiatives abroad).
8.
Trade & Economics
- More protectionist tone: trade policy should protect U.S. industries first.
- Pushes for fair trade over free trade, aiming to counter China’s economic influence.
Overall Foreign Policy Vision
- The plan blends neoconservative strength on defense with America First populism: less international cooperation unless it directly benefits U.S. security/economy.
- It envisions a more unilateral, hard-power-focused America: strong military, strong borders, reduced entanglements, and strategic competition with China as the centerpiece.
