Trump wants to redraw the map of the Western Hemisphere

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : During a weaving, hour-plus dissertation for reporters at Mar-a-lago on Tuesday, Trump teased the "dawn of American's golden age," which includes:Obtaining Greenland from Denmark: "They should give it up because we need it for national security.
41% : Conversely, Trump has long talked about the opposite of expansion - securing the border with Mexico - when he takes office.
39% : In his comments to reporters, Trump noted that Carter signed a treaty returning the Canal zone to Panama after 75 years of US rule.
38% : Trump talked during his first term about acquiring it even though Denmark showed no interest in selling, much like now.
32% : That Trump refused, when asked by a reporter, to rule out using the American military to obtain land in either Greenland or Panama could give whiplash to Americans who recall his promise during the presidential campaign to keep the US out of wars.
31% : Legacy is an issue that is important to Trump, which was clear from the way he wove Jimmy Carter into his comments about the Panama Canal.
13% : Trump, ruminating on Carter's legacy, told reporters the decision to cede control of the canal cost Carter the White House.
9% : "Giving the Panama Canal is why Jimmy Carter lost the election, in my opinion," Trump said.

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