Why Donald Trump Is Not a ‘Lame Duck’ in Foreign Policy
On October 24, 1973, President Richard Nixon vetoed the War Powers Resolution passed by the US Congress. He argued that the resolution infringed on the executive powers of the Commander-in-Chief and would reduce the United States' credibility and flexibility in foreign affairs. This historical context is used to explain why Donald Trump is not considered a ‘lame duck’ president in foreign policy.
The Times of India·




