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U.S. Foreign Policy Under Trump:
What is At Risk?
With Keith McCormick
US Department of State (Retired)
Keith's sponsor is
David Beckman, WACSC Board of Directors
About the Program
From Canada, Europe, and China, to Mexico, South America and the Mideast, President Trump is replacing international cooperation with his “America First” approach. Is “chaos” an operative word?
How to make sense of it?
Keith McCormick, a widely respected veteran of international diplomacy, and special friend of WACSC, travels from Washington to talk to us on March 6th. He will address pressing questions: Might we expect more of the same from Trump as the months tick by? Are the usual international diplomatic channels still in play? He will analyze case by case how new U.S. foreign policy is likely to turn out for both us and the world. And he’ll ask the question: Is there a path back to some kind of international order.
This Event is SOLD OUT.
Members and Guests must have pre-registered for this event;
unfortunately we cannot accommodate walk-ins
| Date: |
Thursday, March 6, 2025 |
| Time: |
12 Noon |
| Venue: |
Santa Rosa Country Club
333 Country Club Drive
Santa Rosa, CA 95401 |
| Menu: |
Meat and Vegetarian Options Available on the Buffet Table
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| Cost: |
$45 for Members
Want to bring a guest?
Do so paying at Member's price
(Limit of two guests per Member) |
| Otherwise: |
$60 for Non-Members |
| Health Note: |
We suggest that everyone
be vaccinated and wear a mask |
About Our Speaker
Keith was born and raised in California and attended UC Berkeley. Following service as an Air Force officer, he did his graduate work at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Massachusetts and the Institute of Advanced International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland.
His 40-year career included posts at the State Department, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the National Security Council, and a number of American embassies.
At a critical time for the U.S. and the world, Keith will address us, as he has before, on a matter where his expertise is most valued. We are pleased to present a speaker of his experience and insight. Of course, there’ll be a question and answer period following his talk.
