Anglophile NATO think-tank Atlantic Council President Frederick Kempe laid out his angst over the global implications of the results of the U.S. elections in a Nov. 14 op-ed on CNBC, despite his assumption that Biden’s election is a done deal.
Because Trump is going to be the most significant force in the Republican Party, he will be “a continued international rallying point for populist and nationalist politicians around the world. The failure of a host of such leaders globally to recognize President-elect Biden’s victory underscores this reality,” he wrote.
