U.S. President Joe Biden’s global promises held back by politics at home

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Domestic politics have routinely been a roadblock when it comes to taking action on climate change, taxes and pandemic relief

, undermining hopes that Biden could swiftly restore the U.S. to its unquestioned role as a global leader.

Adrienne Watson, a spokesperson for the National Security Council, said Biden “has restored our alliances, including our essential partnership with Europe, built new platforms and institutions in some of the most relevant regions of the world,” including the Indo-Pacific, and shown leadership on “the issues that matter the most.

“Reaching this consensus wasn’t easy,” Biden said when the agreement was announced just over a year ago. “It took American vision, as well as a commitment to closely cooperate with our partners around the world. It’s a testament to how leadership rooted in our values can deliver important progress for families everywhere.”Article content

But pushing ahead with the original deal will likely prove difficult at this point, said Chye-Ching Huang, executive director of the Tax Law Center at the New York University School of Law.She added: “There is a strong possibility that the major trading partners do this without the U.S. but the path forward is rockier.”

Biden’s ability to meet his pledge, however, has been undermined twice recently. First the conservative majority on the Supreme Court limited the administration’s powers to regulate emissions, and then Manchin said he wouldn’t support new spending to support clean energy projects.

 

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