Patti Davis Criticizes Trump's Foreign Policy, Says Reagan Would Be 'Heartbroken'

Reagan's daughter argues Trump's actions have isolated the U.S. and undermined alliances central to her father's vision of global leadership.

Patti Davis, daughter of former President Ronald Reagan, expressed that her father would be deeply saddened by Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy and international relations.
Davis criticized Trump's actions, including trade wars and public disputes with allies like Ukraine, as damaging to America's global standing and reputation.
She contrasted Reagan's 'peace through strength' philosophy with Trump's perceived 'bullying' and lack of focus on building alliances, which she views as essential to true strength.
Davis highlighted Reagan's commitment to global partnerships, recalling his focus on aiding countries in need and fostering international cooperation during his presidency.
Her comments follow Trump's controversial handling of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, including a temporary halt to U.S. military aid and strained relations with NATO allies.