Is Trump sane on (non trade) foreign policy?

[The Free North]

From what I have heard in his speeches/interviews he seems to believe:

-The Iraq War was a mistake
-Have a large military but 'hopefully never use it'
-Putin is not an existential threat to our security
-We shouldn't pick a side in Syria (we lose either way)
-We shouldn't keep defending Korea/Japan/Germany/Saudi Arabia
-We shouldn't be paying for the defense/nation building of foreign countries
-Bomb ISIS
-Broadly seems to favor the 'Powell Doctrine': Don't get involved in conflicts often, but when we do, commit 100% and win decisively


Honestly he sounds like a *gulp* pretty reasonable non-interventionist. I actually find my self agreeing with him, especially in regards to policing the world. The only thing I think is totally irrational is his calls for a massive military buildup, which seems a bit unnecessary.

Perhaps his foreign policy and IR talking points just sound better in comparison to his nonsense trade and economics?

[The Free North]

No.
Since when is torture sane?
Bomb ISIS? In other words who cares about all the innocent people who will be slaughtered in the process?

I was thinking more in the vein of 'strategic airstrikes' against rather than Ted Cruz's 'make the sand glow' strategy.

Torture is more domestic policy than IR.