Trump Will Regret Messing With Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers

Internationally, the president’s aggressive political tactics are backfiring, and the threat to arrest a governor could lead to backlash in the US.

Donald Trump claimed to have had the most successful first 100 days of any administration, despite his declining approval ratings. However, his confrontational approach has resulted in numerous defeats.

For instance, Trump’s efforts to intimidate Canada into submission have failed, with Canadian voters rejecting Trumpism and the conservative party in favor of a more liberal government.

Similarly, Australians rejected Trumpian politics and handed the Labor Party a significant victory. This shows that Trump’s bullying tactics are alienating him both abroad and at home.

In the US, the president’s border czar issued a threat to arrest Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers for advising state employees to consult with legal experts when dealing with federal immigration officials. This extreme reaction to Evers’ responsible guidance has sparked support for the governor from various elected officials and organizations.

Evers, known for his calm and rational leadership style, is likely to gain further popularity by standing up to the Trump administration’s threats. His sensible approach has resonated with the people of Wisconsin, making him a formidable opponent for any attempts to bully him.

Ultimately, Trump’s aggressive tactics are proving to be counterproductive both internationally and domestically.