Listen to the episode: HERE This week on The Patriot Perspective, the conversation turned to one of the most ridiculed foreign-policy ideas of the Trump presidency: the proposal that the United States pursue control over Greenland. For months, Democrats have treated the idea as evidence of recklessness rather than strategy. But stripped of mockery and examined on its merits, Trump’s interest in Greenland reflects a clear-eyed assessment of American security needs in a rapidly changing Arctic. The United States has been strategically involved in Greenland for more than a century. In 1916, Washington formally recognized Danish sovereignty over the island as part of a broader North Atlantic security arrangement. That understanding deepened after World War II, when the United States assumed primary responsibility for Greenland’s…
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