King: Trump thinks he bought the nation, now eyes the world

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : However, the trade rules are the ones Trump signed in July 2020 as a vast improvement over the North American Free Trade Agreement, although in substance and spirit, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement is very similar.
53% : Like a businessman, Trump offered to buy Greenland during his first presidential term.
41% : On Christmas Day, Trump -- with a series of posts on social media -- revealed himself as a businessman who believes not simply that he has won the nation in a takeover battle but rather that he has won the whole world and is ready to hire, fire and sell off.
36% : Canada, Trump believes, takes unfair advantage of the United States in trade.
34% : When Donald Trump began his first term as president in 2017, I wrote that he came to office not as a politician who had won an election but rather as a businessman who had won a takeover battle and was ready to hire, fire, sell off and generally reshape the property he had bought.
33% : When it comes to Panama, Trump has a double accusation.
32% : Trump has learned not in that world but in the world of New York real estate with its own jungle law: Deals are done, undone, litigated, and political influence is brought to bear.
31% : Trump correctly -- and it could be said belatedly because he took no action during his first administration -- has cast a penetrating light on China in the Americas.
31% : China, as Trump has said, doesn't operate the Panama Canal.

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