Is Trump Lowkey Messing With Elections Worldwide? 🤔🌍

The Tea

Alright, listen up, besties. Word on the street is that Trump's whole era has been lowkey influencing elections worldwide. Like, his policies and how he runs things are actually making a difference in who gets elected in other countries, no cap. It's wild.

Canada's Situation

So, Canada? They were not feeling Trump's energy. Apparently, his treatment of them completely backfired and brought the Liberal Party back into the spotlight. The new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, even had a "frosty" vibe going on with Trump. He's gotta walk a fine line to keep Canada's interests in check while dealing with Trump's...unique approach.

Australia's Turn

Down Under, the Australian Labor Party got a major glow-up, winning by a bigger margin than anyone expected. Why? Because they were seen as anti-Trump. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese now has to juggle the U.S.'s interests, Australia's trade with China, and the whole U.S.-China beef. It's a lot, TBH.

Singapore's Conundrum

Singapore's in a tricky spot. The People’s Action Party kinda benefited from the "Trump effect," but Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has to navigate those U.S.-China tensions too. The U.S. isn't looking too hot in Singapore's eyes, and China's becoming more popular. Awkward!

South Korea's Dilemma

South Korea's got a presidential election coming up, and you guessed it, the Trump effect is real. The frontrunner, Lee Jae-myung, is being seen as a shield against Trump's vibes and might even try to get closer to China. It's all about playing the game, you know?

Japan's Got Beef

Japan is straight-up mad. Anger towards the US is on the rise and Japan is considering using it's large amount of US treasury's to use as leverage in trade talks with the US. Spicy!