参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦说，唐纳德·特朗普削弱了美国与其盟友的关系，破坏了美国在国外的信誉。她发誓如果当选总统，她将修复损失。
在的专栏中卫报在“唐纳德·特朗普摧毁了美国的领导力——我会恢复它”的标题下，沃伦声称特朗普三年的总统任期给美国的联盟带来了“巨大的压力”
她写道:“70年来，美国的实力、安全和繁荣一直由我们无与伦比的条约联盟网络支撑，巩固在共同的民主价值观和对我们共同安全的认可上。”。“但在唐纳德·特朗普三年的侮辱和滑稽动作之后，我们的联盟面临巨大压力。”
这位民主党总统候选人强调，总统最近前往伦敦参加北约峰会，是特朗普对美国“最亲密伙伴”的“敌意”造成损害的一个例子捕捉到几位北约领导人似乎在嘲笑特朗普在白金汉宫的一次招待会上，这一消息迅速传开。
这段视频显示，加拿大总理贾斯廷·特鲁多似乎在与法国总统埃马纽埃尔·马克龙、英国首相鲍里斯·约翰逊、荷兰首相马克·吕特和英国公主安妮八卦特朗普。
“他把一个40分钟的新闻发布会从头开始，”一个充满活力的特鲁多说，这显然是指特朗普长篇大论让领导人在其他活动中迟到。特鲁多后来证实，他指的是特朗普当天早些时候与记者的冗长新闻发布会。
“你只是看着他的团队的下巴掉到地板上，”特鲁多也在剪辑中说。他后来说，这是指特朗普宣布他决定在戴维营举行下一次G7会议。
特朗普周三称特鲁多为“两面派”并说加拿大总理可能对他提到加拿大没有达到北约将国内生产总值的2%用于国防的目标感到不安。特朗普随后取消了记者招待会，提前飞回美国。
2019年11月25日，爱荷华州西得梅因，民主党总统候选人参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦在瓦尔航空舞厅的竞选活动中对来宾讲话。
在周日的专栏中，沃伦将特朗普在北约峰会上的行为描述为“典型的骇人听闻”
她写道，北约领导人的聚会本应是一次“明确的”庆祝活动，纪念历史上最成功的联盟成立70周年——但她表示特朗普的敌意所造成的损害是“充分展示的”
沃伦指出，北约联盟的成功不是“容易或明显的”，而是“来之不易”的成就，其基础是美国不会因为削弱其盟友而变得更强大。“但这正是特朗普一再故意做的，”她写道。
沃伦补充说，特朗普将美国盟友视为“负担”，但却拥抱弗拉基米尔·普京和金正恩等专制领导人。她还抨击总统在“复兴”的俄罗斯继续构成威胁之际，质疑美国对北约的承诺。
沃伦还提到特朗普在10月下令“仓促且不协调地”撤军，此举是对美国在叙利亚的库尔德盟友的盲目支持。她指责特朗普试图“撼动”韩国和日本，将安全联盟误认为“保护费”，显然是指特朗普要求这些国家支付更多费用来支付美国驻亚洲部队的费用。
她还声称特朗普“单方面撕毁了我们在军备控制、不扩散和气候变化方面的国际协议，损害了美国的信誉。”
沃伦补充说，作为总统，她将采取行动，更新该国的“战略和道德”领导地位，首先是重新加入巴黎气候协议、联合国的“移民契约”，并重申美国对北约的“坚如磐石”承诺及其第5条集体防御条款。
“我们能够并将保护我们自己和彼此——我们的国家、我们的公民和我们的民主国家，”她总结道。
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DONALD TRUMP HAS WEAKENED ALLIES AND 'WRECKED U.S. CREDIBILITY' SAYS ELIZABETH WARREN, VOWING TO REPAIR DAMAGE IF ELECTED
Donald Trump has weakened the country's relationship with its allies and wrecked U.S. credibility abroad, Sen. Elizabeth Warren has said. She vowed to repair the damage if she is elected president.
In an op-ed for The Guardian under the headline "Donald Trump has destroyed American leadership – I'll restore it," Warren claimed three years of the Trump presidency has put the country's alliances under "enormous strain."
"For seven decades, America's strength, security and prosperity have been underpinned by our unmatched network of treaty alliances, cemented in shared democratic values and a recognition of our common security," she wrote. "But after three years of Donald Trump's insults and antics, our alliances are under enormous strain."
The Democratic presidential candidate highlighted the president's recent visit to London for the NATO summit as an example of the damage done by Trump's "hostility" to America's "closest partners." A tape that captured several NATO leaders appearing to mock Trump at a Buckingham Palace reception went viral this week.
The clip showed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appearing to gossip about Trump with French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Britain's Princess Anne.
"He takes a 40-minute press conference off the top," an animated Trudeau said, an apparent reference to Trump's long-winded remarks making leaders late for other events. Trudeau later confirmed he was referring to Trump's lengthy news conference with reporters earlier that day.
"You just watched his team's jaws drop to the floor," Trudeau also said in the clip. He later said that was a reference to Trump announcing his decision to hold the next G7 meeting at Camp David.
Trump on Wednesday branded Trudeau "two-faced" and said the Canadian Prime Minister was probably upset that he had mentioned Canada falls short of the NATO target of spending 2 percent of its gross domestic product on defense. Trump then scrapped a press conference and flew back to the U.S. early.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) speaks to guests during a campaign stop at the Val Air Ballroom on November 25, 2019 in West Des Moines, Iowa.
In Sunday's op-ed, Warren described Trump's behavior at the NATO summit as "appalling as it was typical."
She wrote that the gathering of NATO leaders should have been an "unequivocal" celebration marking the 70th anniversary of the most successful alliance in history—but said the damage done by Trump's hostility was "on full display."
Warren noted that the success of the NATO alliance was not "easy or obvious" but a "hard-won" accomplishment based on the idea that the U.S. is not made stronger by weakening its allies. "But that is just what Trump has done, repeatedly and deliberately," she wrote.
Warren added that Trump treats U.S. allies as "burdens" yet embraces autocratic leaders like Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un. She also blasted the president for casting doubt on the U.S. commitment to NATO at a time when a "resurgent" Russia continues to pose a threat.
Warren also cited Trump's blindsiding of the U.S.' Kurdish allies in Syria by ordering a "precipitate and uncoordinated" withdrawal of troops in October. She accused him of attempting to "shake down" South Korea and Japan, mistaking security alliances for "protection rackets," apparently referencing reports that Trump is demanding those countries pay more to cover the cost of keeping U.S. troops stationed in Asia.
She also claimed Trump has "wrecked U.S. credibility by unilaterally tearing up our international agreements on arms control, non-proliferation and climate change."
Warren added that as president, she would take action to renew the country's "strategic and moral" leadership, starting with rejoining the Paris climate accord, the United Nations' compact on migration and reaffirming the U.S.' "rock-solid" commitment to NATO and its Article 5 provisions of collective defense.
"We can and will protect ourselves and each other—our countries, our citizens and our democracies," she concluded.
The White House did not respond to a request for comment.
