Michael Ignatieff

There's a kind of existential shock here, and there's also anger, a sense that we've been good neighbours, good friends, good allies for 150 years. And it cuts against our basic expectations of what our relations with our closest allies should be. So if he wants to make America great again this way, it's absolutely the wrong way to go about it.

There's a kind of existential shock here, and there's also anger, a sense that we've been good neighbours, good friends, good allies for 150 years. And it cuts against our basic expectations of what our relations with our closest allies should be. So if he wants to make America great again this way, it's absolutely the wrong way to go about it.

There's a kind of existential shock here, and there's also anger, a sense that we've been good neighbours, good friends, good allies for 150 years. And it cuts against our basic expectations of what our relations with our closest allies should be. So if he wants to make America great again this way, it's absolutely the wrong way to go about it.