Threaten Canada, Greenland, Venezuela, etc.? History Reveals a Problem
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Threaten Canada, Greenland, Venezuela, etc.? History Reveals a Problem
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Does it really matter if President Donald Trump threatens countries all over the world, and sometimes acts like he wants to take control? Are these just negotiating tactics – efforts to squeeze concessions? Or is Trump serious? Does he really want the United States to dominate those countries?
President Trump’s actions on the world stage have alienated allies, damaged the United States’ reputation as a trusted global leader, and provided examples that can inspire tyrants in other countries to try their hand at territorial aggression by word or by deed.
Yet Trump’s popularity is declining fast in the United States, and leaders in many nations have been inspired by the backbone Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney displayed when he resisted Trump’s bullying. There are growing opportunities to change the direction of global affairs.