‘Cruel’ Trump move to shake Aussies’ trust in US
Increasingly, the US-Sceptic Australians can even question the ties of the nation with the superpower of the nation as the effects of the signing of Donald Trump through vulnerable communities.
A great beautiful Bill law of the US President cleared the Congress on Friday during the Australian period of Australia and provided significant deductions in health programs while financing income tax deductions and adding trillion dollars to debt.
According to the Congress Budget Office, the American’s richest bill would be the most benefits, about 12 million low -income Americans would remain uninsured and many could see a decline in payment due to security network deductions.
According to Cory Alpert, a former official of former President Joe Biden, the bill did not directly affect the Australians, but would affect their perceptions of the United States.
“This bill will harm many marginal people, Mel said AAP, a researcher of Melbourne.
“The Australians will look at it and see the persecution in it, and I think it will take this conversation further about how close Australia is to the United States.
“Where do Australians belong to the global conversation: as a aircraft carrier floating in the South Pacific or as a more independent nation?
While Australia positions itself as a US ally, cracks began to be shown in the relationship.
Recently, when the United States was asked whether a reliable partner under the leadership of Mr. Trump, Foreign Minister Penny Wong understood that Australia has a different view of what America will be in the world ”.
Australians’ confidence in the United States has dropped 20 points since 2024, and according to an April survey published by the Lowy Institute, only 36 percent of the people expressed any level of confidence in a new low level.
In a speech to be delivered on Saturday, Prime Minister Anthony Arbanese rejects Trump -style isolationist policies and will re -evaluate Australia’s independence in foreign policy.
He will tell a viewer in Sydney to mark the 80th anniversary of his death by former work prime minister John Curtin.
“Australia did not only participate in institutions that create an international rules based order, we helped shape them.”
The Prime Minister will make comparisons between himself and the former war leader, saying that Curtin is not only looking at the United States, but also for Australia.
The government rejected calls from Washington to increase defense expenditures tens of billions of dollars a year.
Many analysts believe that the Landslide Election victory in May, at least partially voters, and the coalition’s speech points were fueled by the US president at a time when Mr. Trump repeats the platforms of Mr. Trump.
“(Australians) They don’t want to live in a country that adopts the same kind of persecution, Al Alpert said.
The greatness of Mr. Albania’s victory meant that he did not encounter significant pressure to shift his position to the US president.
However, Mr. Alpert said that if the government supports some aspects of Mr. Trump to the public, he would not be surprised to negotiate exemption from the US tariffs.
“We have seen examples in Australia, where leaders can go to Trump and try to find positions that they can say, ‘Look, we support your position, you should make a better deal’.”
“This is probably a more dangerous issue.”
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