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Greenland triumph is Trump’s ‘art of the deal’ in action — and it drives his haters crazy
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Again and again, Trump’s critics freak out over his rhetoric, lambaste him as a lunatic or a tyrant (or both), and then watch as he gets basically what he wanted.
- Again and again, Trump’s critics freak out over his rhetoric, lambaste him as a lunatic or a tyrant (or both), and then watch as he gets basically what he wanted.
Key Takeaways
- Greenland triumph is Trump’s ‘art of the deal’ in action — and it drives his haters crazy
- US relations strained after push for Greenland, EU foreign policy chief says
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- Right: Again and again, Trump’s critics freak out over his rhetoric, lambaste him as a lunatic or a tyrant (or both), and then watch as he gets basically what he wanted.
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- 20m agoYahoo: US relations strained after push for Greenland, EU foreign policy chief says
- 13m agoNY Post: Again and again, Trump’s critics freak out over his rhetoric, lambaste him as a lunatic or a tyrant (or both), and then watch as he gets bas
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