A Man, a Plan, a Canal — Trump
The president-elect lays a marker on the canal that connects two hemispheres.

At a time of encroachment by Communist China in Latin America, President-elect Trump’s call to wrest back control of the Panama Canal offers an opportunity to reassert America’s proper role in the region. Since the days of President Monroe, after all, the Western Hemisphere is supposed to be off limits to foreign intrusions. Trump, pointing to China, is warning that the canal is a “vital national asset” that can fall into the “wrong hands.”
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