Europe Eyes US Midterms: Impacts on Transatlantic Relations
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In the community capital they rely on a Democratic Party victory in both chambers, but assume Trump will use his executive powers to maintain or reinforce a hostile foreign policy with the bloc
What Trump decides has an impact on Europe and its citizens. Would a defeat at the Midterms make the US more predictable for the European Union - or perhaps even do the opposite? By Jean-Marie Magro [more]]>
Maarten Rabaey is a journalist. He writes that even with a blue wave in the American midterms, transatlantic relations over the next two years...
In Brussels they assume that a good result would reaffirm the White House's theses and a bad one would make the president perhaps more unpredictable.
The possible control of the Democratic Party over the Congress will not ease Europe, because US President Donald Trump will be forced to focus on foreign policy, writing the Politicalo publication. The possible success of the Democrats in the intermediate elections could be a serious problem for European countries. If Donald Trump encounters a hostile Congress in domestic politics, the American leader will focus his efforts on foreign policy and…
If the Democrats do as they predict in mid-term elections in the United States and will take over the Congress, it is unlikely to offer Europe an immediate relief.
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