It is hard to blame a busy new administration for assigning a low priority to Europe. Over the longer term, however, the United States and Europe are both missing an important opportunity to form a genuine partnership that would enhance both of their abilities to deal with issues like China, Russia and even climate change.
The essential problem is neither American arrogance nor European fecklessness. Rather, it is the toxic interaction between the two. Over 70 years, the United States and its allies in Europe have formed a deeply patterned cycle of co-dependency, in which American frustration with European inaction has encouraged U. As so often happens with teenagers, this paternalism has only encouraged further European irresponsibility, verifying the original American impulse.
Together, the two sides have formed a tacit U. It is a huge loss for both sides. Europeans say — and on some level, probably mean — that they want to be geopolitical players in the world and share responsibility for shaping the new international system that is emerging.
Together, the United States, the EU and the United Kingdom could achieve those goals, but on the evidence none of them is willing to break the cycle of co-dependency. But at least we can be confident that the press conferences at the summits will go well. Move comes after longstanding complaints from party that non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates favors DemocratsUS politics — live coverage Donald Trump and Joe Biden at a presidential debate in Nashville, Tennessee, on 22 October Both of Arkansas' Republican Sens.
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President Biden met with Sens. Joe Manchin D-W. Why it matters: Biden and other Democrats want the Senate's filibuster rules changed in order to pass voting rights legislation. Subscribe for freeWhat they're saying: A White House spok. Democratic gubernatorial candidates are unveiling their own voting rights plans ahead of this fall's midterms. Why it matters: Congressional Democrats have, so far, failed to deliver federal legislation.
Because Republicans have succeeded in introducing restrictions at the state and local levels, the ability to vote in will largely depend on where a person lives. That makes state executive races a high priority for both parties. Get market news worthy of your time with Axios Markets. The big picture: Biden, who marks one year in office next Thursday, has never been less popular nationally, after personally lobbying his party and the public on Build Back Better and voting rights — and failing.
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