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Anne Applebaum writes: May’s broader “global” vision is doomed, at least as long as it is tied to a protectionist and isolationist U.S. president. The conundrum remains: In almost every conceivable sphere of economics and foreign policy, May’s views align more closely with the rest of Europe than with Trump’s America. Too bad she is shackled to a party and a policy that prevent her from acting on that obvious truth. – Washington Post
Michael Doran and Peter Rough write: Mr. Trump and Ms. May, like Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher before them, represent a rejection of decades of tired wisdom about governance in the West. Instead of contributing to the disintegration of the trans-Atlantic partnership, their meeting has the potential, once again, to begin its reinvigoration. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required) |
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