
American expat, journalist in Italy and Canada with an outsider's perspective on politics, foreign affairs and other stuff. Lover of books, the Ottawa River (and most rivers) and all kinds of music, but especially Billy Strings and the Grateful Dead.
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This is the follow-up episode I was invited to do for the American Diplomat podcast, which is expertly produced by Pete Romero and Laura Bennett, after talking with them a few weeks ago about Canada’s reaction to Donald Trump’s trade threat...
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I have lived nearly 30 of my 54 years outside of the United States, and I have always been comfortable as the only American in the room, whether in Italy, Romania or Canada. Donald Trump has changed all that.
During his first administration, President Donald Trump did not have an ideology he could use to frame his radical and often non-sensical approach to foreign policy. Now he does.
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Born in Indiana, I have not lived on American soil for 28 years. I have been a foreign correspondent — mostly for the “legacy” news agencies Bloomberg and Reuters — in three other countries during that time -- Romania, Italy and now Canada.
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