Surrpise! Greenland election goes Trump's way

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Sure, the minerals and the sea lines as Russia and China expand their Arctic presence are important, as President Trump has noted.
49% : The guys who won were center-right, and usually, that's a good enough result from the U.S. point of view, particularly if it means some distancing from the EU, but get a load at who seems set to come in second, according to the BBC: Another opposition party, Naleraq, which is looking to immediately kick off the independence process and forge closer ties with the US, is on course for second place with almost a quarter of the vote.
36% : So the next time Denmark, or its EU buddies sneers at Trump for offering Greenland more as a part of the U.S., Trump can smile to himself and see how he can make his deal with them even more likely, because he's got the ball rolling.

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