Very tricky. It's a difficult road back to international accord, or at least what most Americans and Europeans thought of as international accord even though it was pretty spicy for everybody else.

But I think people in this thread are overestimating how long people's memories are. Tricky doesn't have to be long. I'm not convinced the Democrats have the momentum or frankly savvy to fully fix things, but I could be wrong. If in ten years people in the US and Europe look back and say "Damn, those were crazy times, but I'm glad we got that tariff thing sorted out," I'm not going to be shocked.

I do think the Republicans getting taken behind the woodshed is important not just because the Democrats are more globalist (which they are) but because it's proving that as crazy as things get, the US still has to play by the rules with regard to democratic elections, which have here sort of acted as a final safety valve.

I do think it's nearly impossible that the US will ever have the sort of military power it formerly had as Europe continues to weigh its options, which... good.