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Who gives a . Historically, presidents have made cultural feaux pas when in a foreign country.
Obama bowed and then shook hands which is not customary. But again, who gives a .
Place yer bets. You have 4 days before the Golfer in Chief decides to change the place of his not-working to somewhere other than one of his golf-courses.
Visiting Japan saying "I just got back from Asia"?
Insulting food?
Mangling names?
Shoving a fellow leader out of the way for a photo op?
Insane power hand shake?
Who gives a . Historically, presidents have made cultural feaux pas when in a foreign country.
Obama bowed and then shook hands which is not customary. But again, who gives a .
will he visit olongapo?
pshaw. One or two times in 8 years, for some minor cultural faux pas. Par for the course.
Show me something as embarrassing as this:
or this:
So, for example, Trump's 19 seconds of shaking, patting and yanking the hand of Japan's leader at the White House in February crossed all kinds of cultural lines. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe responded with an on-camera eye roll as Trump looked away.
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or this
he will do much better then the last 10 presidents!
the former said how sorry he was for USA
that was worse then anything trump has done!
or this
In what way?
Keeping thinking that. Hold that tiny thought really, really hard.
You are fake news.
How about grabbing another leaders wife? Obama ever do that?
Maybe he'll get pouty when some woman follows protocol again. (Polands first lady is supposed to shake ours' first, as she does here)
or this
LOL, looks all he's forcing him to jerk him off.
Not related, but funny as .
I don't give a about any of that.
Merkel looks more like a man.
Keeping thinking that. Hold that tiny thought really, really hard.
https://www.thequint.com/neon/social...-nato-brussels
The whole NATO summit was series of facepalm moments.
He is representing the USA. I do.
I happen to know the economic affect of how countries are perceived. His antics are costing jobs, and reducing our compe iveness.
Oh please.
Economic literature has catalogued various effects of how countries are perceived and how that relates to demand for goods, or simple tourism.
Effect of economic animosity on consumer ethnocentrism and product-country images. A binational study on the perception of Germany during the Euro crisis
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...6323731500095X
Not saying you have to care about the economic costs of Trumps bumpkinisms, but if you are an exporter, or US multinational, you will feel it at the edges.
Country-of-Origin Effects on Perceived Brand Positioning
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...12567115003834
How many peer reviewed economic studies do you want?
Here is a bit more of an accessible article.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2015/...e-export-more/
who was right
TRUMP IS PRESIDENT NOT CLINTON
SCOREBOARD !
The apology tour was fake news. You are wrong.
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