Won't make 'the same mistake' again: World preps for Trump 2.0

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : According to the article, countries are taking three main steps to prepare:First, there is extensive personal outreach to Trump and his advisers, in the hope of building relationships that will help minimize conflict.
44% : This time around, as Trump eyes a potential return to the White House in 2024, a new article from Politico suggests that NATO allies and other nations are scrambling to position themselves for a second Trump term.
42% : "There are concerns Trump could be even more disruptive in a second term without constraints from advisers like Jim Mattis and H.R. McMaster, who acted as a check on his "America First" instincts during his first presidency.
32% : But it concludes that much still depends on the whims of Trump himself, who one European diplomat described as an "loose cannon" whose policies "don't really work" by traditional standards.
23% : During his presidency, Trump frequently criticized NATO allies for not spending enough on defense and threatened to withdraw the U.S. from the alliance if members didn't increase their military budgets.
15% : Second, there are policy shifts aimed at pleasing Trump and his political coalition, chiefly by soothing Trump's complaints about inadequate European defense spending.

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