Wall Street Journal: “Getting rid of Mike Waltz makes it simpler for Trump to follow his instincts, but it might not make achieving foreign-policy wins any easier.”
“From the day he returned to the Oval Office in January, Trump has made it clear that he was the one calling the shots on foreign policy and was prepared to solicit advice from a broad circle that went beyond the traditional interagency team to include business executives and MAGA-world personalities.
”“It is possible that Marco Rubio, the secretary of state who will serve temporarily as national security adviser, will take control of the foreign-policy process. But chances are more likely that Trump will continue to solicit advice from outside the traditional national security system, even when his government advisers have doubts.”