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== Neoconservatism and Donald Trump ==

== Neoconservatism and Donald Trump ==

Despite campaigning against endless foreign wars and a humanitarian-based foreign policy that promotes democracy, President [[Donald Trump]] appointed several internationalists and neoconservatives to his administration, including [[H.R. McMaster]], who removed conservatives from the [[National Security Council]]. While some conservatives saw figures such as [[John Bolton]] and [[Mike Pompeo]] as also being neocons, they both see U.S. foreign policy as something that should benefit the U.S. first and foremost, and they reject democracy promotion and nation-building.

Despite campaigning against endless foreign wars and a humanitarian-based foreign policy that promotes democracy, President [[Donald Trump]] appointed several internationalists and neoconservatives to his administration, including [[H.R. McMaster]], [[John Bolton]], and [[Mike Pompeo]].

[[Alex Jones]] has claimed that neo-conservatives, as part of a [[deep state]], have been fighting a civil war inside the United States Government in order to gain control of the government and influence President [[Donald Trump]] – himself, [[Paul Joseph Watson]], and David Knight also claimed this throughout [[Infowars]] segments, and that the recent missiles launched against Assad were a result of the neo-conservatives attempting to control Donald Trump.

[[Alex Jones]] has claimed that neo-conservatives, as part of a [[deep state]], have been fighting a civil war inside the United States Government in order to gain control of the government and influence President [[Donald Trump]] – himself, [[Paul Joseph Watson]], and David Knight also claimed this throughout [[Infowars]] segments, and that the recent missiles launched against Assad were a result of the neo-conservatives attempting to control Donald Trump.