President Trump, with his predilection for headline-grabbing policy reversals, recently announced that he had changed course on North Korea.
The President made a complete reversal of his pledge, given during his first UN speech last September, to “totally destroy” the North Korean regime of the “rocket man,” (to the apparent horror of the gathered UN General Assembly delegates.) Trump suddenly announced on March 8, with no forewarning, that he had accepted an invitation from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to meet “as soon as possible.”
President Trump, with his predilection for headline-grabbing policy reversals, recently announced that he had changed course on North Korea.
The President made a complete reversal of his pledge, given during his first UN speech last September, to “totally destroy” the North Korean regime of the “rocket man,” (to the apparent horror of the gathered UN General Assembly delegates.) Trump suddenly announced on March 8, with no forewarning, that he had accepted an invitation from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to meet “as soon as possible.”
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