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What lies ahead

Posted on: December 30, 2019 at 13:59:25 CT
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President Donald Trump starts the new year knee-deep in daunting foreign policy challenges at the same time he’ll have to deal with a likely impeachment trial in the Senate and the demands of a reelection campaign.

American troops are still engaged in America’s longest war in Afghanistan. North Korea hasn’t given up its nuclear weapons. Add to that simmering tensions with Iran, fallout from Trump’s decision to pull troops from Syria, ongoing unease with Russia and Turkey, and erratic ties with European and other longtime Western allies.

Trump is not popular overseas, and being an impeached president who must simultaneously run for reelection could reduce the time, focus and political clout needed to resolve complex global issues like North Korea’s nuclear provocations. Some foreign powers could decide to just hold off on finalizing any deals until they know whether Trump will be reelected. Trump himself has acknowledged the challenge in his Dec. 26 tweet:

“Despite all of the great success that our Country has had over the last 3 years, it makes it much more difficult to deal with foreign leaders (and others) when I am having to constantly defend myself against the Do Nothing Democrats & their bogus Impeachment Scam. Bad for USA!”
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What lies ahead - Ace AU - 12/30 13:59:25
     Senate dismissal, re-election(nm) - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 12/30 14:08:33
     Just like he said. Having to fight the Marxists at home - jonesin - 12/30 14:04:44
          RE: Just like he said. Having to fight the Marxists at home - raskolnikov MU - 12/30 14:05:53




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