I agree with your overall idea that neo-conservatism is becoming more and more outdated, already essentially replaced with Trumpism. I still hope to see an end to operations in the handful of Middle Eastern countries that the U.S. remains tangled up in, though exiting Afghanistan was a sign of an end to our commitment to nation-building around the world.
A clearer focus on domestic concerns is needed right now and partly drove the shift, it makes little sense for us to be spending as much as we do on questionable wars when we are struggling to take care of our own population.
I agree with your overall idea that neo-conservatism is becoming more and more outdated, already essentially replaced with Trumpism. I still hope to see an end to operations in the handful of Middle Eastern countries that the U.S. remains tangled up in, though exiting Afghanistan was a sign of an end to our commitment to nation-building around the world.
A clearer focus on domestic concerns is needed right now and partly drove the shift, it makes little sense for us to be spending as much as we do on questionable wars when we are struggling to take care of our own population.