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The slogan '''America First''' was used in [[Donald Trump]]'s presidential campaign, evoking a brand of [[patriotism]] echoing the foreign policy of previous greats such as [[George Washington]] and [[John Quincy Adams]].
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The slogan '''America First''' has been a [[conservative]] theme for many decades, and was championed by [[Pat Buchanan]] in the 1990s based on his campaigns of [[American]] [[nationalism]], strict [[immigration]] controls, anti-interventionist foreign policies, and no [[perpetual war]]s.
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[[Donald Trump]] picked up on this theme in his presidential campaigns, evoking a brand of [[patriotism]] echoing the foreign policy of previous greats such as [[George Washington]] and [[John Quincy Adams]].
 
Danny Toma wrote:
 
Danny Toma wrote:
 
{{cquote|We don't deem someone noble who goes against his own country's interests for the betterment of another country. We call that person a traitor. Just as a father has a primary responsibility to his own family rather than to another family, so too the leader of a nation must look out for his own first, and, only then, help others.<ref>https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1621577740</ref>}}
 
{{cquote|We don't deem someone noble who goes against his own country's interests for the betterment of another country. We call that person a traitor. Just as a father has a primary responsibility to his own family rather than to another family, so too the leader of a nation must look out for his own first, and, only then, help others.<ref>https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1621577740</ref>}}
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==Books==
 
==Books==
*''America First: Understanding the Trump Doctrine'', by Danny Toma
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*''America First: Understanding the Trump Doctrine'', by Danny Toma.
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
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*[[Americanism]]
 
*[[Nationalism]]
 
*[[Nationalism]]
 
*[[Patriotism]]
 
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Latest revision as of 02:56, May 20, 2026

The slogan America First has been a conservative theme for many decades, and was championed by Pat Buchanan in the 1990s based on his campaigns of American nationalism, strict immigration controls, anti-interventionist foreign policies, and no perpetual wars.

Donald Trump picked up on this theme in his presidential campaigns, evoking a brand of patriotism echoing the foreign policy of previous greats such as George Washington and John Quincy Adams. Danny Toma wrote:

We don't deem someone noble who goes against his own country's interests for the betterment of another country. We call that person a traitor. Just as a father has a primary responsibility to his own family rather than to another family, so too the leader of a nation must look out for his own first, and, only then, help others.[1]

Liberals and globalists, who have little, if any, sense of patriotism, have falsely labeled "America First" as a "racist" national policy.[2]

Books

  • America First: Understanding the Trump Doctrine, by Danny Toma.

See also

References