Trump’s line about no longer feeling obligated to think “purely of peace” has been read by some as emotional blackmail over the Nobel Prize. That misses the point. Trump is not rejecting peace as an outcome. He is rejecting peace as a constraint. Trump’s line about no longer feeling obligated to think “purely of peace” has been read by some as emotional blackmail over the Nobel Prize. That misses the point. Trump is not rejecting peace as an outcome. He is rejecting peace as a constraint.
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