韓米合同軍事演習が行われる時期については先月末に米国の合同参謀本部が「オリンピ ック後すぐに行われるだろう」とくぎを刺しており、その時点では韓国国防部も「オリ ンピック後に行うことについてはその通りだ」とコメントしていた。それが金正恩 （キム・ジョンウン）朝鮮労働党委員長が南北首脳会談を提案しただけで、韓国政府の 立場がたちまち揺らぎ始めているのだ。 （中略） 韓国と米国にとって最優先の課題は北朝鮮が持つ核の廃棄だ。そのため北朝鮮が核を廃 棄する意志を表明し、交渉のテーブルに出てくるのであれば、演習の延期も当然検討で きるだろう。しかし北朝鮮の態度が何も変わっていないのに韓国だけが譲歩を続ければ、 北朝鮮の核保有は徐々に既成事実化してしまう。そして米国がこれを容認しなければ、 今後韓半島で何が起こるか分からなくなる。1990年代初めに韓国と米国は北朝鮮の「非 核化と核開発の凍結」という言葉を信じてチームスピリット訓練を中断したことがある が、それによってもたらされた結果は北朝鮮の核武装だった。同盟関係にある国にとっ て合同軍事演習はその核心中の核心だ。かつて在韓米軍の司令官を務めたある人物は 「韓国が合同軍事演習を取りやめれば、韓米同盟は破棄される恐れがある」と明言して いる。（後略）朝鮮日報／朝鮮日報日本語版 0270日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 08:54:57.95ID:pvlYQqgr Kaitlan Collins?認証済みアカウント @kaitlancollins Trump has been phoning allies in recent days to get their advice on how to handle the fallout from Rob Porter. His two main questions ? What do we do, and when does it end?
Bill Kristol?認証済みアカウント @BillKristol Bill KristolさんがKaitlan Collinsをリツイートしました Do any of Trump’s “allies” have the nerve to tell him what they should? That this isn’t a matter of political tactics but of human decency; and the president of the United States and his top aides should stop making excuses and unequivocally denounce abuse and punish abusers. 0271日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 09:07:44.27ID:pvlYQqgrhttps://jp.reuters.com/article/usa-immigration-ruling-idJPL4N1Q36O7 2018年2月14日 / 08:47 / 18分前更新 米ブルックリン地裁判事、トランプ政権のＤＡＣＡ撤廃を差し止め
アメリカ国民も流石に「は？勝ったのになんでこんなんなん？バカなの？死ぬの？」と思ってるから、 トランプが勝ったんだろうなぁ と推測してる。 0287日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 10:05:25.15ID:pvlYQqgr Financial Times認証済みアカウント @FinancialTimes 2時間2時間前 FT View: Donald Trump promised a trillion-dollar boost to infrastructure when he was elected. A year later, his pledge is looking shaky. 0288日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 10:05:40.04ID:q9h5GCI7 「スタンス」だけなら特に反発されなかったろうねえ。必死になって擁護してる奴らは原因はたった一回の言動なんだってどうしても認めたくないのか。 0289日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 10:10:59.84ID:Li4BmWwp まー、たまにはソースも貼ってみるか、少し古いけどね
For the third Florida bellwether election in a row, the Republican candidate lost to the Democrat, giving activists and elites in both parties a sense that the GOP’s political grip is slipping in the nation’s largest swing state heading into President Donald Trump’s first midterm election. 国内最大のスイング州の（州議会の）補選で民主党候補が共和党候補に7.4%差で勝利、 中間選挙に向け民主党の意気が上がっている
Aside from her big 7.4 percentage-point win, what made Margaret Good’s victory Tuesday night over Republican James Buchanan so significant was that it took place in Florida’s 72nd House District. It had been held by a Republican in Sarasota County, where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats by 12,000, or about 10 percentage points. Buchanan, the son of local Congressman Vern Buchanan, also had an advantage in name ID. この選挙区は長年、共和党の強い地域で共和党登録者は民主党のそれを約10%上回っている
And Trump had carried the district by 4.6 percentage points in a state that he won by just 1.2 points in November. この選挙区は大統領選でトランプ候補が4.6%の差で勝利している。フロリダ州全体では トランプ候補が1.2%の差で勝利している 0323日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 16:03:03.94ID:pvlYQqgr But now Trump is too toxic even for Sarasota, say Democrats, who made sure to figuratively hang the unpopular president around the neck of Buchanan as well as the Republicans who lost in the two other recent bellwether contests: Florida’s 40th Senate District in Miami-Dade and St. Petersburg’s mayoral race. Both of those elections had Democratic-leaning electorates with significant minority populations, unlike the 72nd in Sarasota. 民主党のフロリダ州の選挙勝利は3回目で、Miami-Dadeの第40上院選挙区での勝利と St. Petersburgの市長選挙に続くもの
In all of the races, Democrats made sure to use Vice President Joe Biden as a surrogate. “This is beyond a trend. The results are in. Republicans have a real problem in this state,” said Tom Eldon, a Democratic pollster who surveyed the race. “This is the bellwether seat,” Eldon said. “This seat in Sarasota is the Republicans’ backyard. Anytime Democrats win a seat like this it’s great for Democrats. It happened in 1992. It happened in 2006. And it happened in this seat. This is a bellwether for bad Republican years.”（ry 0324日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 16:10:46.78ID:pvlYQqgr>>322 このフロリダ州補選は時節柄、フロリダ州にとどまらない全米的注目をあつめていて
The Florida race had taken on national prominence in part due to a string of high-profile endorsements. Former Vice President Joe Biden endorsed Good and former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley headlined a fundraiser for her recently.
This past weekend, former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski rallied supporters on behalf of Buchanan, alongside former deputy campaign manager David Bossie. Voters at the event reportedly broke out into a “lock her up” chant. “I am here to make sure one thing happens, that Buchanan goes to the State House and we don’t have another Democrat in the office,” Lewandowski reportedly said. https://www.thedailybeast.com/democrat-margaret-good-flips-seat-in-florida-the-36th-democratic-flip-since-trumps-inauguration Democrat Margaret Good Flips Seat in Florida, the 36th Democratic Flip Since Trump’s Inauguration She won by a margin of nearly 8 points in a district that went for Trump by about 5. 0325日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 16:13:28.81ID:pvlYQqgr>>322 書き忘れたけれど、共和党候補はブキャナン議員の息子 0326日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 16:29:41.75ID:pvlYQqgr>>322 この選挙の注目されたもう一つの理由は、共和党が違法移民問題を争点にして 論戦を戦ったためで https://theintercept.com/2018/02/13/florida-special-election-sanctuary-cities/ REPUBLICAN SCARE-MONGERING ON “SANCTUARY CITIES” BACKFIRES, DEMOCRATS WIN BIG UPSET IN FLORIDA SPECIAL ELECTION Zaid Jilani February 14 2018, 10:05 a.m.
“I do think as far as sanctuary cities are concerned, we should not have any sanctuary cities here in the state of Florida,” he said. “We shouldn’t be harboring illegal immigrants.” “We must end sanctuary cities and put a stop to benefits for illegal immigrants,” reads the campaign website. 0327日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 16:36:54.97ID:Xq4WnZCK どんなに必死に擁護しても煽っても落ちた評価は戻らないのよ。 仮に真反対の記事上げるようになっても別人認定されるだろうなw 0328日出づる処の名無し2018/02/14(水) 16:41:20.90ID:pvlYQqgrhttps://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXMZO26879010U8A210C1000000/ [FT]ノルウェー政府年金基金、過剰報酬への反対強化 2018/2/14 13:45日本経済新聞 電子版
In the aftermath of World War II, the United States set about building a global, rules-based economic order. At the heart of that order, it put the liberal values of free trade and the rule of law. Over the next seven decades, the order, backed by U.S. power and bolstered by its growing legitimacy among other countries, prevented most economic disputes from escalating into mutually destructive trade wars, let alone military conflict. That allowed even the smallest and poorest countries to develop their social and economic potential without having to worry about predation by stronger neighbors. By taking much of the fear out of the global economy, the U.S.-led order allowed market decisions to be driven by business, not bullying.
Today, that order is under threat. U.S. President Donald Trump has rejected the idea that the world’s economies all benefit when they play by the rules.
Instead, he has decided that putting “America first” means withdrawing from supposedly bad deals, on which he believes the system is based. So far, Trump has failed to follow through on his most destructive ideas. But the damage has already begun to show. His administration has hobbled the World Trade Organization, encouraged China and other autocratic regimes to lean on their smaller neighbors for economic loyalty, undercut agreements on tax evasion and climate change, and pushed even major U.S. allies to negotiate free-trade and cross-border investment deals without the United States.
