Denmark Open to Talks About U.S. Concerns in Arctic, Still Wary About Selling Greenland

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Maybe I will have more trust in Trump," mused another.
48% : American economic and security interests will no longer take a backseat, and House Republicans are ready to help President Trump deliver for the American people," said sponsor Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN).
43% : In a move bound to make Chemnitz grind her teeth, a dozen House Republicans on Monday introduced a bill called the "Make Greenland Great Again Act," which would authorize Trump to begin negotiating with Denmark for the purchase of Greenland.
40% : Egede said he was prepared to open a "dialogue" with Trump about security and economic issues, but insisted "Greenland's independence is Greenland's business.
32% : "I don't want to get into any dispute with the incoming president Trump," he added.
25% : Aja Chemnitz, one of Greenland's two representatives in the Danish parliament, said last week that most Greenlanders "find it quite scary and uncomfortable" that Trump is so determined to take control.
15% : "Joe Biden took a blowtorch to our reputation these past four years, and before even taking office, President Trump is telling the world that America First is back.

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