BTW I think the world is beyond fucked now - I thought Harris would have brought some measure of common-sense, especially regarding NATO, UN, Climate Change and Ukraine but I fear what is going to happen in the next 4 years could be irreversible damage to the world's geopolitical scene.
To a degree. However contrast what Trump did in his last period in office (Russia, NATO, Eco) to what the Democrats have done. He could pull the whole fabric apart at the seams.I'm not convinced that she would have done. Whoever the president is, the US will always act in it's own interest, which is not a specific criticism by the way, because that is what all nations or blocs do.
I hate the odious fuckbag but I understand his policies and why they appeal to Americans. They come at the expense of the rest of the world but he and his followers don't care.
If he just said that's all folks, it's America on its own now you all sort your own shit out, it would be far worse for us than it would be for them.
So Trump has appointed Mike Waltz as his security adviser and Marco Rubio as Secretary of State – both hawks in Dick Cheney mould. Big disappointment for those who thought Trump was somehow “antiwar.” Good news for Taiwan and probably the best choices Ukraine could hope for.
On the other hand, Elon Musk has been present on the call when Trump talked to at least 2 world leaders, including Zelensky; he is acting as a co-president and while his foreign policy views are generally incoherent, he is likely to bend to China and Russia.
The Australian breakdancer?Good news for Raytheon.
You're thinking of guitarist and frontman of the blues rock trio Stevie Ray VaughanThe dj from phoenix nights
Wait until they find ket in the oval office
Apparently Trump has been complaining privately that “Musk never leaves.” I wonder how long the friendship will last.