“Beyond that, foreign policy, go back to what was on the coin. And really in domestic policy as well. On our first coin it did not say “In God we trust.” It said ‘Mind your business. That should be our motto for a while: Mind your damn business, foreign and domestic. Get out of my face; I’ll get out of yours. If it neither picks my pocket, nor breaks my leg, what difference does it make to me?”
And what qualities should a leader have on military and foreign policy? Glenn explained, “One: Don’t go unless you absolutely, positively have to go; two, if you have to go, define and declare. Because it stops all this bullcrap just lasting forever. Define and declare. Three: If you do have to go and you’ve defined and declare, when you go, fight to win. Win. And four: When you do win, because you know what winning looks like because you’ve declared and defined, come home. Period.”
