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foreign policies editor-in-ief. This is FP Live.

So at the 100-day mark of Donald Trump's second term as president, several polls show remarkably

poor approval ratings.

Voters describe these last 100 days using words like chaotic and scary and invoke the phrase gone too far.

Gone too far on tariffs, on immigration, on cuts to the federal workforce.

And because of that, according to one poll by ABC News and the Washington Post,

his approval rating is at 39%, the lowest ever for any past president

at the 100-day mark.

Now, these polls typically take a holistic view of the presidency, but I thought it would be

useful to focus this week on Trump's foreign policy.

Let's be clear, world leaders are reeling from Trump's

presidency so far. He's threatened to take over Gaza, Greenland, and the Panama Canal.

Europeans are puzzled about why he seemed to favor Russia instead of Ukraine. And Canada and

Mexico wonder why he's imposing stiff tariffs despite the free trade agreement that

he negotiated in his first term. Is there a through line? Is there a grand strategy? Well, one FP columnist

tried to propose four explanatory models for Trump's chaos. That columnist is Emma Ashford, a top realist scholar. Now,

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