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Trump's mainstream picks for top foreign policy posts could reassure allies — and worry China

  • U.S. Allies may feel relieved by Trump's selection of Rubio over Grenell for secretary of state, as Rubio helped secure NATO's position in the Senate.
  • Analysts view Rubio and Waltz as "ultra-hawkish" toward China, labeling them part of the "Florida faction" in foreign policy.
  • Trump has promised more tariffs on China and Rubio supports a confrontational stance toward Beijing and is a vocal supporter of Taiwan.
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