(Bloomberg) -- America’s allies and rivals face a tough choice as Donald Trump trails in polls ahead of November’s presidential election: Wait to see if he loses to presumptive Democratic candidate Joe Biden, or cut deals now to avoid negotiating with an emboldened second-term Trump.The president addressed that dilemma himself in a tweet celebrating the release of an American prisoner, Michael White, from Iran earlier this month.
“Don’t wait until after U.S. Election to make the Big deal,” Trump wrote. “I’m going to win. You’ll make a better deal now!”
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WNU Editor: Xi, Merkel, Trudeau .... it is easy to know who wants President Trump gon, and they are going to do what they can to make sure he is gone. As for the others, they are nervous that even if they get a deal on an issue with President Trump, it will be rescinded by a Biden administration.
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