Trump's Impact on Global Politics: A Year in Review

The Global Stage

Canada's Mark Carney steps up to address the growing tensions caused by the U.S. under Trump's leadership.

Carney's speech was a wake-up call, highlighting how great powers like the U.S. have been using economic tools as weapons.

This has led to a breakdown in trust and cooperation, pushing middle powers like Canada to seek new alliances.

These actions have made the U.S. seem unreliable, causing allies to look for other partners.

After a strong start, Trump's support has dropped significantly, especially among:

This could spell trouble for the GOP in the upcoming midterms, as the election may become a referendum on Trump's leadership.

Senator Bill Cassidy learned the hard way that sucking up to Trump doesn't always pay off.

Despite his efforts to support Trump, the president endorsed a challenger for Cassidy's seat.

This shows that Trump's loyalty is fickle, and even his closest allies can be cast aside.

Trump's appointment of Lindsey Halligan as a U.S. attorney turned into a farce.

The NRSC is hoping that Michele Tafoya, a former NFL sideline reporter, can help them win a Senate seat.

Tafoya's qualifications for leadership are questionable, but her name recognition might give her an edge.

The House Oversight Committee voted to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt for refusing to testify in the Epstein investigation.

This move could be seen as an attempt to shift the focus away from Trump's involvement in the saga.

Amidst all this chaos, Congress managed to pass all 12 appropriations bills to fund the federal government.

This is a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation, and it's a step in the right direction for the country.