TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月10日 22時46分
A new year has dawned in Washington: a partial government #shutdown in its third week; a new Congress sworn in only to sit on its hands; an emboldened @SpeakerPelosi refusing to cede an inch; and an angry President @ドナルド・トランプ abandoning negotiations to take to television and make the case for crisis measures. Neither can afford to lose. Trump has finally called the question of his signature policy promise, a wall on the southern border, which he insists must be a literal barrier made of concrete or steel. The wall is unpopular with the public and disdained by experts on both sides of the immigration debate. But the President is obsessed with playing to his hard-core base of supporters—and with his own self-image as a dominant alpha male—and caving would be an epic humiliation that could render him a premature lame duck and weaken his position ahead of a tough re-election campaign. #Pelosi takes up the first battle of her new speakership with a fired-up Democratic majority that saw the midterm results as a mandate to take on #Trump and a repudiation of his stance on #immigration. Trump has insisted that unpaid federal workers aren’t really bothered and even suggested he’d keep the government shuttered for months or even years. How does even the savviest negotiator deal with a President with such an unusual tolerance for conflict, uncertainty and the suffering of others? Read more on TIME.com. Illustration by @seilerpaints for TIME; animation by @brobeldesign
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