Europeans mostly prefer Harris to Trump but challenges lie ahead on democracy, defence and economics
Welcome back. Trump: a second chance? was the title of a BBC documentary this week on the US elections. It ended with Robert Reich, the Clinton administration’s labour secretary in the 1990s, telling an interviewer: “Wish us luck. By us, I mean the United States.” In all the time I’ve followed US presidential elections , I have never until now heard a respected, middle-of-the-road public figure such as Reich ask for America’s friends to wish the country luck. But Europeans know what he means.
For instance, Patrycja Sasnal of the Polish Institute of International Affairs writes: We can learn something about how a Harris administration might act on the international stage by considering the career and outlook of Philip Gordon, her chief foreign policy adviser.
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