So your fantasy is US interference in the internal politics of another nation. That usually goes so well.
(, Sat 7 Nov 2020, 19:06, Reply)
was Finnegan. He's pretty cross about the insanity of hard borders in Ireland.
And like no US president has ever interfered with anything ever?
(, Sat 7 Nov 2020, 19:15, Reply)
Trump's whole approach was unilateralism dominated by domestic concerns. Bolsonaro in Brazil couldn't have had his tongue further up Trumps arse if he tried, yet the US screwed them on steel exports. A temporary (and pointless) boost to help his election chances to holding on to Pennsylvania by doing some last minute protectionism was more important than any ally or longer term strategy. so some sweetheart post brexit deal was never in the bag
(, Sat 7 Nov 2020, 22:45, Reply)
MOst of the difference has been the vulgar rhetoric. THere is no special relationship anymore. And the US is a mercantile economy. It doesn't *need* anyone else to survive - only to grow. It now faces the issue that it will not be top nation shortly.
(, Sat 7 Nov 2020, 23:13, Reply)
Strange way to run a Mercantile economy.
(, Sun 8 Nov 2020, 0:37, Reply)