Trump looks to turn back the clock on the Panama Canal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

37% : It might be that you have to do something," Trump said, without elaborating.
33% : "That relationship was tested more than a decade later when the U.S. invaded Panama in 1989 to seize leader and alleged drug trafficker Manuel Noriega, an operation that was condemned by the United Nations and cost hundreds of lives, mostly of Panamanians.
31% : Trump was asked Tuesday at a news conference if he could guarantee that as commander-in-chief he wouldn't involve the U.S. military in any dispute with Panama over the canal.
31% : Trump has raised a number of grievances over the administration of the canal, accusing Panama of charging "exorbitant prices" to U.S. commercial and military ships.

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