As things stand, I’m happy to say I was wrong about Olaf Scholz.
After entering office on Dec. 8 of last year, the German chancellor’s early actions did not suggest he would be a reliable U.S. ally. Scholz was hesitant to abandon the Nord Stream 2 energy pipeline, appeared committed to a weakened defense posture, and showed signs of appeasing Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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