FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 13, 2026
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Roosevelt Condemns "Gut Feeling" Foreign Policy, Calls for Evidence-Based Diplomacy
Badlands, ND — The Roosevelt 2028 campaign today strongly criticized the notion of relying on intuition and subjective feelings when making critical decisions regarding national security and foreign policy, directly responding to recent statements made by former President Trump concerning potential conflict with Iran. Theodore Roosevelt asserted that a return to reasoned diplomacy and a commitment to evidence-based strategies are essential for navigating the complex challenges of the 21st century.
"Our nation's security cannot be entrusted to a mere 'feeling in the bones,'" stated Theodore Roosevelt. "The complexities of international relations demand a nuanced understanding and a commitment to reasoned dialogue, not impulsive decision-making. We must reject this notion that subjective intuition can guide our decisions in matters of such grave importance."
Roosevelt emphasized the critical need for a diplomacy-first approach, particularly in dealing with potential conflicts. He argued that engaging Iran through comprehensive diplomatic strategies is not merely an idealistic notion, but a necessity for deterring aggression and fostering a climate of peace. This, he said, requires a commitment to strengthening alliances, bolstering international cooperation, and understanding the underlying issues at play.
The Roosevelt 2028 campaign also highlighted the importance of investing in conflict resolution programs that promote understanding and dialogue. "Wars often arise from misunderstandings, miscommunications, and a lack of engagement," Roosevelt explained. "By prioritizing proactive measures and fostering relationships based on mutual respect, we can build a foundation of trust that prevents conflicts before they escalate." He connected this to his vision of a "Square Deal for the Digital Age," noting that modern communication tools offer unprecedented opportunities for facilitating meaningful conversations that transcend borders and ideologies. He specifically cited his plan for "Digital Trust-Busting" as crucial for countering misinformation and promoting informed public discourse, essential elements for sound foreign policy.
Furthermore, Roosevelt argued that his commitment to conservation and responsible stewardship of resources extends to international relations. He criticized the wasteful spending and human cost associated with prolonged military engagements. "A Square Deal means a fair deal for all, including the generations to come," Roosevelt stated. "We cannot afford to squander our resources on endless wars based on gut feelings. We must invest in diplomacy, education, and sustainable solutions that promote long-term peace and prosperity." He emphasized that his administration would prioritize anti-corruption measures in international aid and development programs, ensuring that resources are used effectively and transparently to address the root causes of conflict.
"My administration will be guided by facts, not feelings," Roosevelt concluded. "We will engage with the world through principled diplomacy, strategic alliances, and a steadfast commitment to the values that have always defined our nation. The time for a Square Deal in the Digital Age is now. Let us work hand in hand to ensure that our approach to international relations embodies reason, respect, and responsibility."
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