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Libertarians, Nuclear Disarmament, and Trump

by Joe Scarry | Jan 20, 2017 | Featured Articles, Libertarianism

Donald Trump and Nuclear Disarmament: What's In It For HIM? By Joe Scarry Yesterday, I wrote that "activists and advocates should be prepared to be agile in the face of sudden (and possibly surprising) developments" - particularly in the age of Trump. I don't believe it's possible to predict what Trump will do. (That itself is a problem.) I do think it's valuable to think about possible scenarios. Maybe thinking ahead can help us respond effectively to unpredictability. Donald and Melania Trump land in DC (AP photo) I felt uncertain about sharing the thoughts below, because (a) they come...

Joe Scarry is an activist and writer working for international #peace #humanrights #development. He writes about nuclear disarmament and the global peace movement, church life and social justice, and trying to understand this diverse society we live in. He keeps the blog Scarry Thoughts at joescarry.blogspot.com and can be followed on Twitter @Scarry

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