Trump Rhetoric: Trump and India

trump rhetoric: When Trump courted Indian-American voters at a rally in New Jersey in mid-October, he said, There wont be any relationship more important to us, according to Metro News. He praised Modi another populist who is savvy in using social media as a great man for championing bureaucratic reforms and economic growth. During a brutal election campaign, where Trump rhetoric on foreign partners was overwhelmingly negative, he was largely positive about India or at least its Hindu majority and its nationalist prime minister, Narendra Modi. There are other hints that Trump is well-disposed toward India. A Washington Post analysis of Trump pre-election financial disclosure found that of his 111 international business deals, the highest number 16 were in India. He has done a lot of business there. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.