"Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it." 
The way the US-Europe relations are unfolding, I'm reminded of Cold War era, where tensions between two superpowers led to a decades-long standoff. Today, it seems like we're witnessing a similar phenomenon, albeit with different stakes and nuances. The emphasis on "America First" policy and critiques of European liberals may be seen as attempts to reassert American influence, but at what cost? Can the US and Europe find common ground amidst their differences or will they continue down a path that leads to further fragmentation? Only time will tell... 
The way the US-Europe relations are unfolding, I'm reminded of Cold War era, where tensions between two superpowers led to a decades-long standoff. Today, it seems like we're witnessing a similar phenomenon, albeit with different stakes and nuances. The emphasis on "America First" policy and critiques of European liberals may be seen as attempts to reassert American influence, but at what cost? Can the US and Europe find common ground amidst their differences or will they continue down a path that leads to further fragmentation? Only time will tell... 
this new cold war vibe between america and western europe feels super suspicious 
i mean who gets warned about "civilizational erasure" but russia's still getting a free pass for their aggressive actions? seems like the usa is more worried about european liberals having different values than actual global threats 
don't get me wrong, migration policies are important but come on guys let's focus on the real issues 