Have at it gentlemen. Knock some holes in this strawman. What has been left out? What should have been left out? What needs more explanation? Is it unsound to not specifically mention Iran, Syria, Ukraine, North Korea, Israel, et al? Non-proliferation? Don't be shy, I have thick skin.
1] For any offensive military operations the president
should explain clearly the threat to our national security, specific
objectives, and the desired end result.
2] Preserve and exercise the right of self-defense.
3] Commit to strategic superiority in nukes, space, cyber, and
technology.
4] Honor treaty commitments but not for the elective wars of
our allies.
5] Clarify relationship with the many recent members of NATO that are protectorates in
reality rather than true allies.
6] Clarify commitments to non-treaty allies.
7] Act vigorously against terrorism, but only that terrorism which is international
in nature and a direct threat to our national security.
8] Seek cordial but non-conciliatory relationships
with China and Russia.
9] Improve cyber security.
