Tweety is making the United States an unreliable partner in every respect.
"America's biggest foreign policy problem: No one trusts America anymore"
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, 25 June 2014
[Note this was the case even before Tweety was elected, so imagine the situation when major treaties and agreements are disavowed by Tweety!]
http://theweek.com/articles/445904/americas-biggest-foreign-policy-problem-no-trusts-america-anymore
". . . the Iraq misadventure was started by America's 43rd president, and opposed by its 44th. Nonetheless, it looks like the scale of this new disaster might have something to do with the Obama White House's incompetence and dithering in matters of foreign policy. The administration, for instance, was unable to decide whether it wanted a deal with the Iraqi government on the nature of continuing American presence."
"U.S. Image Suffers as Publics Around World Question Trump’s Leadership"
America still wins praise for its people, culture and civil liberties
By Richard Wike, Bruce Stokes, Jacob Poushter and Janell Fetterolf, June 26, 2017
Unintended consequences! BEWARE!
"How Trump’s Iran Threats Could Backfire—in North Korea"
Walking away from the deal with Tehran could leave us with a nuclear crisis on two fronts.
By AARON DAVID MILLER, RICHARD SOKOLSKY and ROBERT MALLEY, August 07, 2017
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/08/07/trump-north-korea-policy-iran-nuclear-215468
I think threats toward North Korea ALSO influence Iran!
". . . walking away from the Iran deal, or contriving circumstances that force Iran to do so, would not only open up a now dormant nuclear crisis with Tehran, it would also close down perhaps the only option that might prevent a far more dangerous crisis with North Korea.North Korea already harbors heightened suspicion and mistrust of Washington’s motives, fearing that the U.S.’ real objective is removal of the Kim regime and reunification of the Korean Peninsula under South Korean leadership. U.S. abandonment, without just cause, of the Iran deal would both validate and exacerbate those beliefs; to Pyongyang, the lesson would be that Washington saw diplomacy merely as a prelude to efforts to isolate, pressure and seek to remove the Iranian regime."
