RedState'Complete Rip-Off' Will Stop: Trump Floats Making Panama Canal America's Again
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56% Medium Conservative
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30% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
70% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : Trump is absolutely right to stress the need to maintain control over such a strategic resource.41% : Trump is firmly rooted in an "America First" perspective, and when it comes to the Panama Canal, this stance is not only justified but crucial.
39% : In a separate post, Trump called the canal's operation a "vested interest" of the United States and warned Panamanan Officials to follow the agreement, writing:....
22% : Trump lamented the management of the canal, suggesting China has taken on a role intended to be solely Panama's.
6% : Trump criticized President Jimmy Carter for what he called a "foolish "decision to give the Panama Canal to Panama for just one dollar.
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