How does the next president keep North Korea from going right back to testing weapons in order to get attention? It won't be easy
Making America 2015 again isn’t really possible. Photo: Mikhail Metzel/Mikhail Metzel/TASS While many Americans were focused on President Trump’s effort to turn Fourth of July celebrations into a partisan, wannabe-dictatorfest heading into this holiday weekend, with any luck, the rest of the world wasn’t paying much attention.
Many in the U.S. view these issues as Trump-generated controversies that will clear up once he’s out of office. But the challenge for the post-Trump United States, assuming we get there, is that many foreign leaders don’t see this administration as a forgettable blip from which we can all move on. So as you prepare to watch the final this weekend, imagine that it’s Trump’s 2020 opponents out there on the field. Okay, once you’re done laughing at the idea of Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders rolling on the turf feigning injuries, seriously, imagine that it’s January 2021, and consider the list of challenges the winner will face.
Those two actors alone will make life very uncomfortable for the next U.S. president. Other regimes experiencing whiplash from Trump’s inconsistency, China and Iran, will likely be hoping for more stability — but they’ll also be unwilling to look weak before a new U.S. president. In both cases, the U.S. president will be dealing with substantially weakened negotiating positions and sky-high public expectations.
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