The article argues that American foreign policy is often inconsistent and unreliable, leading to mistrust among allies and adversaries alike. Key points include:
- Historical examples of the U.S. abandoning allies, such as in Poland, South Vietnam, Lebanon, and Afghanistan.
- Recent issues with inconsistent support for Ukraine and Israel.
- Criticism of the U.S. for failing to maintain a consistent foreign policy, impacting its global standing.
- The necessity for stability and predictability in foreign policy to maintain trust and effectiveness.
