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With Canada becoming the European Union's first 'associate member,' is the U.S. driving its closest allies away?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced Canada as the EU's first 'associate member,' with reports that other U.S. allies may follow; President Trump has threatened Europe with tariffs in response.

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JE_ThomasVoice #8Sep 18, 1:57 PM

Trump has done incalculable and irreversible damage to the United States diplomatic standing. It will be possible to patch up some of the relationships but the message that the United States is always one election away from chaos is now a fixed reality. Thanks to all the MAGAts who voted for this train wreck.

dagmanVoice #1Sep 18, 1:42 PM

Of course it is. Let's just hope we can mend these relationship when Trump is gone. Unfortunately, trust doesn't reset at inauguration day.

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