What Trump's Victory Means for US Diplomacy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

82% : Prime Minister Trudeau's failing popularity and the growth of opposition leader Pierre Poilievre may be very pleasing to President Trump.
69% : With the support of President Sheinbaum, it seems that President Trump will have a very successful relationship with Mexico, but only time can tell how this relationship will develop.Much more can be said about President Trump's impact on foreign policy, however President Trump has dealt with these nations before.
65% : Looking lower to South America, President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico could be looking to establish a friendship with President Trump by supporting his very strong support of deportation.
56% : "President Sheinbaum's desire for this deal to be implemented is crystal clear, and President Trump would love to have this foreign policy win on his record.
53% : Only President Von Der Leyen knows the end strategy, however; either way, President Trump and America will benefit from this energy policy win.
50% : However, President Trump may see a bridge to continue trade talks and energy talks with Canada.
48% : Going a bit deeper into the fabric of Europe, President Trump could be thrilled about the collapse of the French government.
40% : She had this to say in her flattering message to President Trump, "We still get a lot of LNG from Russia and why not replace it by American LNG, which is cheaper for us and brings down our energy prices.
37% : This switch out of a highly liberal president to an ideological friend of sorts would most likely make everything easier for President Trump when dealing with France.
34% : President Trump has also made it clear that his urge to obliterate gangs and cartels has not weakened.
27% : President Trump claimed in November that on a call with President Sheinbaum, she agreed to "stop migration through Mexico."
23% : Coming home to North America, President Trump would have the typical hardship with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
21% : "President Trump could leverage President Von Der Leyen's support to replace Russian LNG as a bargaining item for multiple issues with Russian President Vladimir Putin, such as the BRICS project or the Ukraine War.
20% : Until then, Prime Minister Trudeau's economic policies will continue to be excoriated by President Trump, and Prime Minister Trudeau will continue to clap back.

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