In foreign policy, people who subscribe to "realism" are those who supposedly eschew ideologically motivated actions and think of themselves as hard-headed pragmatists without illusions about the nature of power. But if Donald Trump becomes president, we may need a new term for the motivating theory behind his foreign policy. We might want to call it "fantasism," because it exists in a fantasy world of Trump's imagining, where facts are silly things we need not concern ourselves with.
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