Opinion | Ned Price: Iran shows how dangerous President Trump's focus on beating Obama in foreign policy was - NBCNewsTHINK
but not by Trump himself. Pyongyang appears to recognize that Trump isn't willing to squander the personal relationship that — for better or for worse — sets him apart from Obama.
Trump, by placing his personal interests and grievances above national security, has made many grave strategic errors — but also now a tactical one in Iran, with profound implications for his political prospects. He failed to realize that the once-hidden costs of his moves could come to the fore at the outset of 2020. He enters the election year facing unprecedented tests on the world stage and at home for which he and his team seem woefully unprepared.
Ultimately, his gambits to best Obama may ensure that Trump will be something his predecessor wasn't: a one-term president.Ned Price is an NBC News contributor and directs policy and communications at National Security Action. He previously served as a special assistant to President Obama on the National Security Council and as a senior CIA analyst.
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