What is your view of this country in the aspect of Geopolitics and how it fits in with America's interests?

I have to say I have been contemplating this question for quite some time now, especially with the 2020 election on the horizon. I remember personally working on the campaign for him the last election full with optimism for change. I knew some aspects politically would most likely remain the same, but I did expect some reform in aspects like Illegal Immigration and getting out of conflicts in the Middle East. Now after almost 3 years since he was elected what have we really gotten in return from our support, which for many has cost them friends and the risk of social and professional ostracization. We still don't have any new border wall built which was his main promise (he has repaired some old fencing and barriers but it is not the same). We are still in countries like Afghanistan and Syria, the latter especially where he has boasted this year many times that we are getting out but in the end one way or another one his advisers like Bolton or Pompeo later say the opposite (gotta protect Israel you know). Speaking of our "greatest ally", Israel seems to have been the main winner so far of his presidential term: -Recognition of Jerusalem as the eternal capital of Israel -The embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem -Recognition of Golan Heights as Israeli territory -The new 38 Billion Dollar deal over the next 10 years ( of course our 25 Billion Dollar border wall was just too expensive and unnecessary) Of course today as well he sign a executive order that targets colleges that allow "Antisemitism" (as broad and ambiguous as they want to interpret it of course). If he could only take the time to sign an executive order targeting the indoctrination of Cultural Marxism in our colleges, or maybe sign an executive order stopping the media from defaming and ruining a person's reputation and life. Besides the tariff policy towards China which I consider a success so far, just how successful has the "Make America Great Again" agenda been. Sure he signed a tax cut bill in 2017 and the GDP has been growing a amazing rate, but is that all these "conservatives" think America is defined by, it's GDP? Moreover would this have been any different than any other normal Republican who would have fought for tax cuts. Our fertility rate is still below replacement level, our families are still breaking apart, we have a rampant drug abuse problem, the middle class even in this high GDP is still disappearing, and we are still being replaced by endless waves of nonwhite immigrants. I suppose we support him more by what he represents (or at least is supposed to represent) which is change from usual established politics, rather than what his policies have actually meant so far. It's also not like we have any better choice, especially with the lunatic batch of Democrats now in the race.

Two of the main cultural institutions the Left uses to indoctrinate and degrade our youth is the Media and Education, colleges in particular in the last regard. In the latter, rather than actually educate and prepare our youth for a useful career in the real world, they fill them with false and useless propaganda through an array of classes such as Gender studies, Sociology, Ethnic studies etc. I don't need to tell you these classes and majors won't lead to any real prospective job of any worth. In this scenario it will be the students who will end up paying the price with massive federal loans on their back while the over paid professors and colleges are left completely unaccountable, gearing up to indoctrinate the next batch of students and repeating the process. A solution I believe can solve this is rather than giving federal loans to students like we do now, we instead give it to colleges through a ISA based program. That way it would work is we give the college a certain amount of loan money example: $1 Million (could be more or less when actually applied) and with that money the colleges decides what students to take in and invest that money in educating knowing full well it has to pay it the money back to the government on a set number of years (could be 10 years maximum perhaps). The term of program would be, that in order for the colleges to get back the money and some form of profit from the students it would have to be through some form of ISA (Income Share Agreement) contract, where after the student graduates and gets a job, he or she must pay a percentage of their earnings for a certain period of time. An average ISA contract for a Math Major for example would be 4% on a 96 month period. This essentially like the principle of buying a equity on a business would now be applied to students. Due to this new responsibility and it's inherent accountability, the colleges will not waste the money and time on majors like Gender studies or Sociology and the professors that enable them, because if they do, it comes out of their pockets and hurts them financially (where it matters for these institutions). They will be looking to invest in the most responsible and bright students looking forward to useful careers in fields such as Medicine or Engineering which they know will have the best chance of recovering the loan money and making a profit. Many colleges in this case will actively help the students find a job after graduation, since when it comes down to it, they now have skin in the game of these students future. This solution is something that can serve as a matter of practical policy in the political framework and a key offensive to start winning the greater cultural war against the Left. Please let me know what you think down below.