What effect will President-elect Donald J. Trump have on the relationship with the United States of America and the rest of the world? Well, it is uncertain. Trump’s vision for the U.S. is “peace through strength.” He wants to submit a new budget to put the military at a higher level, improve our intelligence and cyber capabilities. He believes we will achieve a stable and peaceful world with his plan. Danish Ali, a graduate student at Missouri Science and Technology, says Trump, “plans to protect the U.S. from terrorism and target ISIS and countries that may have any sort of terrorism in them.”
Trump also plans on working with Arab allies and others in the Middle East in the fight against ISIS and implementing new screening procedures to …show more content…
Espinoza is unsure of what he will do in office. She said that she believes, “as long as he doesn’t betray the citizens of this country, he will not betray other countries.” Throughout his campaign he made many pledges to the American people. One of them being, “I will fight to ensure that every American is treated equally, protected equally and honored equally.”
Nieman says that the relationship between other countries depends on the Secretary of State. He said, “how much authority he is going to give to whoever the Secretary of State is,” will be a big factor in our foreign relations. The Secretary of State deals with unexpected crisis and is the face of our relationships abroad. Nieman also talked about how this election cycle left more uncertainty in relationships than others. Schmidt spoke more to Trump’s business background. “Maybe Trump can make some good business deals that will appeal to leaders of some of our allies,” he said. He also talked about how the U.S. has tense relations with countries around the world.
Kuhman said that he thinks, “other countries will always want to work with us, based on what they want to have done.” He thinks that the relations with other countries and the U.S. will not change
Trump also plans on working with Arab allies and others in the Middle East in the fight against ISIS and implementing new screening procedures to …show more content…
Espinoza is unsure of what he will do in office. She said that she believes, “as long as he doesn’t betray the citizens of this country, he will not betray other countries.” Throughout his campaign he made many pledges to the American people. One of them being, “I will fight to ensure that every American is treated equally, protected equally and honored equally.”
Nieman says that the relationship between other countries depends on the Secretary of State. He said, “how much authority he is going to give to whoever the Secretary of State is,” will be a big factor in our foreign relations. The Secretary of State deals with unexpected crisis and is the face of our relationships abroad. Nieman also talked about how this election cycle left more uncertainty in relationships than others. Schmidt spoke more to Trump’s business background. “Maybe Trump can make some good business deals that will appeal to leaders of some of our allies,” he said. He also talked about how the U.S. has tense relations with countries around the world.
Kuhman said that he thinks, “other countries will always want to work with us, based on what they want to have done.” He thinks that the relations with other countries and the U.S. will not change