Paul C. Nutt's Making Tough Decisions

In Making Tough Decisions, Paul C. Nutt discusses the lack of instruments to find the truth in decision making. But if we are to believe as Nutt writes, then there is even a stronger need for the foreseeable element. Clairvoyance is not a prerequisite to becoming a world leader but is need to establish a thought process that includes the understanding of foreseeable risk. (Nutt, Pg. 3) When our leaders are faced with tough decisions and lack the understanding for the implications of a bad outcome, the results are inexcusable, as such bad outcomes could have been prevented or at least mitigated when leaders give consideration to uncertainty, ambiguity and the conflict created by the decision. The forty-third president of the United States should …show more content…
He has promised both no wars and has done/tweeted everything to create the conflict that eventually leads to war. President Trump’s obsession with Twitter and the one hundred and forty characters are a part of his decision making, because that it is his mode of communicating: it would be humorous if he was not so dangerous. President Trump’s tweets are damaging the world's view of America, our leadership and the decision making of our leaders. It would not be hyperbole if I stated that because of the President’s tweeted foreign policy decisions, we are at a tipping point of fear and we are stumbling dangerously close to war with North Korea, a war that would no doubt trigger World War III.
Again, at times he is laughable but when you stop to think, you should actually be worried. Trump’s policies towards North Korea have become more of a requiem of Mr. Trump the person and less about his politics. He is viewed as a narcissist, an egomaniacal dangerous fool and he is prone to extreme bad behaviors. But his defense is he was elected by an electorate whose larger issue was not North Korea. So in many ways, we are responsible for Mr. Trump and his foreign policies, democracy at