President Trump’s overt shutdown submission to Democrats, agreeing to open the government in return for a simple bipartisan border conference in Congress, will meet warm favor in China and North Korea. Fair or unfair, the president will be perceived by those nations as someone who blinks when the negotiations get tough.
For U.S. foreign policy interests, that’s a huge problem.
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