We are entering the final act. “Nessun dorma,” the opera tenor sings. The aria comes from the end of Puccini’s opera Turandot. “Nessun dorma” stands for “let no one sleep.”
That appears to be the triumphant message of President Donald Trump, as he continues to negotiate world peace agreements, demonstrating The Art of The Deal. No other contemporary American president has managed to negotiate so many meaningful pacts. The European globalists who decide the Nobel Prize winners might ignore him. And Trump’s Democratic opponents most certainly will continue to sneer and plot revenge.
But people across the globe, especially in war-torn nations and regions of the world, are singing a much more upbeat and resilient tune. Trump is not your run of the mill politician. He’s a far different and more charismatic figure, tackling big problems and solving them in creative ways, outside the box.
Will we see grandiose political paybacks? How about intense trade negotiations? When will the federal government resume day-to-day operations? As jampacked as the daily news schedule gets, it looks like there’s plenty left to roll out. Stay tuned. Here’s more from And We Know.
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