Ghitis: Trump has finally gone too far

Ghitis: Trump has finally gone too far

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Jun 4, 2017 6:34 AM

Linda Ikeji News Headlines Today [Sun-04-Jun-2017]

In dropping out of Paris climate pact, abdicating US values, Trump has lost his presidency's claim to the mantle of 'leader of the free world.' But he will find many Americans are not following him down this isolationist path, writes Frida Ghitis. 
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