Discuss the US foreign policy towards Syria and the Trump administration's stance on war.
The US doesn't "struggle with Syrian policy". It remains schizophrenic as during the Obama administration. As in "ISIS is a threat, but Assad (who's fighting ISIS) has to go". At the same time, there is no plan nor vision for what happens next, after Assad is gone, like it had happened in Iraq and Libya. In short, it's bad foreign policy turning worse. A question though, what happened to Trump's "we should stop fighting these stupid wars" campaign stance? But at least the mainstream media now like him.