Those of us who have memories longer than a goldfish know that President Donald Trump’s promise of a record-breaking $1 trillion defense budget for next year undercuts his promise to run a leaner federal government. It’s also an odd promise from "the ultimate peace president" who seemingly covets a Nobel Prize. It appears that the administration deploys "efficiency" and "peace" as diversionary rhetoric to obscure our president’s fixation on power and militarism.
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