Truly an idiot.

On the positive side, Trump did not start any new wars. He ordered only two attacks: the one in Syria early in his presidency, and the one on Soleimani. Luckily, neither led to a bigger conflict. And he tried to wrap up US war in Afghanistan whose purpose no one understands.

— Branko Milanovic (@BrankoMilan) January 20, 2021

The Intercept October 2, 2019. Civilian Deaths in U.S. Wars Are Skyrocketing Under Trump.

This September, in Afghanistan’s Helmand province, a wedding party was turned into a massacre after a commando raid by Afghan forces operating with U.S. support. Over 40 people were killed. Just days earlier, a drone strike in Nangarhar province blew up a gathering of pine nut farmers resting after their day’s harvest. “We had huddled together around small bonfires and we were discussing the security situation in our villages, but suddenly everything changed,” one survivor later told reporters. “There was destruction everywhere.” A letter that had been sent to local authorities informing them about the presence of the farmers failed to save them from the drone. As many as 30 people were killed, with 40 more injured.

FP  May 22, 2020  Trump Inherited the Drone War but Ditched Accountability. 

On March 10, a U.S. drone fired a missile, turning a passenger vehicle outside Janaale, Somalia, into a heap of burnt and broken metal with fresh corpses inside. Whether the people killed that day were “terrorists” or ordinary Somalis is actively disputed. It is also a reminder that the United States’ targeted killing program persists to this day, another legacy of the forever war that has now lasted for three presidential administrations and shows no signs of stopping in the next one. Under U.S. President Donald Trump, however, an already opaque and murderous set of rules has become even more widely applied, and ever less accountable.