In addition, Trump’s abusive tactics on how treats others, puts the U.S. in a unhealthy relationship with the world. To start, Trump has a problem with criticizing and punishing foreign leaders that don’t agree with or comply with his stances and demands. Trump’s proposal of establishing a 20% import tax coming from the U.S.-Mexican boarder is a prime example. It is a coercive measure “that is nothing more than a symbolic chokehold, punishing Mexico’s Government for noncompliance. Possible policies such as the implied tax increase are anything but presidential, considering only Trump’s demands instead of The United States overall global relationships” (Rodriguez-Cayro). Forcing a proposed tax import simply to pay for the wall that Mexico won’t pay directly for is a harsh response.
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does. Bullying another ally weakens our the relationship between the two countries. It can draw Mexico back from further talks such as trade. Another thing Trump does is that he likes to shame foreign leaders that disagree with him. Instead of being mature, Trump “personally or publicly, is proven to be psychologically damaging but becomes downright dangerous in terms of international relations. Justin Trudeau, China, and European leaders are just a few targets in Trump’s laundry list of derogatory tweets and statements. Trump’s use of denigration in lieu of diplomacy is inadmissible” (Rodriguez-Cayro). The possible results of shaming can result into the same problem with criticizing foreign leaders. Our noble allies are the top countries we trade with. For Trump to shame them, it shouldn’t be a surprise if the allies don’t want to continue further trade talks because they can’t trust the U.S. They don’t want our president to throw another ally leader under the bus when it’s a group
does. Bullying another ally weakens our the relationship between the two countries. It can draw Mexico back from further talks such as trade. Another thing Trump does is that he likes to shame foreign leaders that disagree with him. Instead of being mature, Trump “personally or publicly, is proven to be psychologically damaging but becomes downright dangerous in terms of international relations. Justin Trudeau, China, and European leaders are just a few targets in Trump’s laundry list of derogatory tweets and statements. Trump’s use of denigration in lieu of diplomacy is inadmissible” (Rodriguez-Cayro). The possible results of shaming can result into the same problem with criticizing foreign leaders. Our noble allies are the top countries we trade with. For Trump to shame them, it shouldn’t be a surprise if the allies don’t want to continue further trade talks because they can’t trust the U.S. They don’t want our president to throw another ally leader under the bus when it’s a group