Australian Ambassador Deletes His Anti-Trump Tweets as World Braces for Trump's Chaos

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele was perhaps the first to congratulate Trump for his victory after Fox News called the race for him during the early hours of Wednesday.
39% : But as the reality of another Trump presidency sets in, world leaders are trying to make sure they don't do anything to upset the incoming president.To be clear, Trump has plenty of powerful allies leading some nations of the world.
38% : There were guardrails the last time Trump was in office.
30% : "Rudd included a photo of Trump holding the Bible during the incident, which gained widespread attention in Australia after a reporter from the country was randomly assaulted by police as they were making room for Trump's photo-op.
28% : Arguably the most critical tweet was posted on June 1, 2020, the day that Trump ordered police to use violence against civil rights protesters in order to walk to a church and pose holding a Bible outside.
23% : And much like leaders in other liberal democracies, the good folks of Australia are nervous about the kind of damage Trump has in mind for geopolitical allies.
23% : Trump is prepared to do a lot of damage to the U.S. with his plan to deport millions of people, target political enemies with the military, and pardon pro-MAGA criminals currently sitting in prison.
20% : Albanese's ambassador to the U.S. has even been deleting tweets critical of Trump to protect against his petty wrath.
14% : Albanese is now Prime Minister and will be forced to work with Trump on the world stage.
14% : But Trump is also going to have an impact beyond U.S. borders and world leaders are preparing for the shitstorm.

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