Meet Na Kyung-won, the Woman Who Could Start a Whole New Nuclear Standoff

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The debate over South Korean nukes picked up steam when Trump discussed his great relationship not only with Putin but also with Kim, with whom he professed to have fallen "in love" at their summit in Singapore in June 2018.
46% : Trump, according to this scenario, would resume his love affair with Kim while bargaining for a deal to scale down or even end war games and missile tests.
43% : That may have been the case during the first-term Trump administration," he said, "but if Trump is back in the White House, things are going to be quite different.
38% : Man Who Started North Korea Balloon Fight Plots Revenge for Poop AttackA former judge who is married to a judge, Na is marshaling a campaign that polls indicate has rising support among South Koreans, to whom Trump represents almost as much of a security threat as Putin.
35% : Meanwhile, Trump is threatening to pull out U.S. troops if elected in November and Putin is providing expertise and technology for North Korean missiles capable of dropping warheads on the South.
35% : "If Trump wins and pulls out troops or cuts an ICBM deal with Kim that decouples from short and medium range ballistic missiles," Cha told The Daily Beast, "then strategic elite opinions could change" and "policy could shift swiftly.
34% : "Some believe that the establishment officials in Washington would prevent Trump from pulling US troops from the Korean Peninsula and making other moves that he hinted at," a former South Korean ambassador to Russia, Wi Sung-lac, told the Korea Herald. "
30% : That's a polite way of expressing widespread misgivings about Trump, who during his first term demanded that South Korea pay $5 billion a year to cover the cost of American troops defending South Korea.
30% : "Trump, however, is hardly inspiring confidence in the U.S. commitment to defend the South in a second Korean War.
26% : "At its core, the concern is about Trump and the possibility he would abandon the ROK," as threatened during his presidency.
22% : "Trump "has made his contempt for Korea and his anti-U.S.-ROK alliance views clear," Revere observes, and "has spoken positively about his relations with those three dictators" -- Kim, Putin and China's President Xi Jinping.

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