Fuck off with that question, CNN. Trump is very much not anti-interventionism, based on his actions.
Why do you think this?
Has he stopped intervening anywhere?
North Korea. Syria. Afghanistan (we're very close to a deal).
He didn't go into North Korea even when being pressured to. To the point he stuck his neck out to try and get a deal done.
Iran. He easily had the pretense to invade / attack. His advisors all went it. He didn't do it because he doesn't want war.
Syria he easily had the pretense to go into that deeper. He instead made a symbolic cruise attack and refused to go further. Even going so far as to plan a pull out of the area once isis was dismantled.
Afghanistan he wants to leave and is planning to.
Venezuela. Almost every president would have taken military action there. The fact he hasn't actually has let Russia get some leeway there.
I mean, you can blame Trump for whatever you want, but I think it is clear he has been super anti-war as a president.
Thats like saying Obama was anti-war
Perpetuating the status quo on wars is not anti-war ---