Expert: Reality May Limit Trump’s Bold Asia Policy Campaign Claims

As a presidential candidate in 1976, Jimmy Carter promised to withdraw all U.S. ground forces from South Korea, arguing the troops were inflammatory and risked drawing Washington into war. After he was elected, Carter attempted a troop pullout, but was never able to completely follow through on his promise. Four decades later, nearly 30,000 U.S. troops remain stationed on the peninsula. During his own run for the presidency, former U.S. President Ronald Reagan made big promises about...

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