Some politicians and officials from larger, multi-nation organizations have expressed frustration with President Donald Trump, who is to deliver a speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday. Win McNamee via Getty Images
WASHINGTON – Following a full year of praising President Donald Trump as if he were a toddler who must be coaxed into eating his vegetables, only to have him threaten a fellow NATO member regardless, America’s traditional European allies appear to be rethinking that strategy.
“President Trump is acting like an international gangster,” Ed Davey, a member of Britain’s Parliament, told his House of Commons colleagues Tuesday. “Threatening to trample over the sovereignty of an ally, threatening the end of NATO altogether, and now threatening to hit our country and seven European allies with outrageous, damaging tariffs, unless he gets his hands on Greenland.”
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Anders Vistisen, a Danish member of the European Par
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