From The Economist Espresso: Slap-hug diplomacy: Trump at the UN

https://espresso.economist.com/9f0609b9d45dd55bed75f892cf095fcf

This is a good article as Trump turns to the UN. In recent weeks we’ve seen a new side of Trump.  Firstly a quick political deal with the Democrats has left the GOP on the back foot.  Now Trump turns to international diplomacy. It’s still not clear whether  the nationalists or the globalists are holding more sway with Trunp?

But just possibly Trump can lead the way forward on both Iran and North Korea?

Thoughts?

Boris Johnson has revived the romantic vision of Brexit we so desperately need according to Jacob Rees-Mogg in the Telegraph.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/09/17/boris-johnson-has-revived-romantic-vision-brexit-desperately/?WT.mc_id=tmgliveapp_androidshare_ApcwSm24BhPl

Johnson and Rees-Mogg are No 1 and 2 on the list to replace There’s May. Both are from highly privileged backgrounds. Rees-Mogg played the tradition card,  painting case for a dated Tory vision. To win the next election, the Conservative Party will need a leader with a vision of radical change and the personal qualities to deliver far-reaching change.  For the Conservatives to win the next election,  they need to appeal to young voters.  For me,  both Johnson and Rees-Mogg don’t have the right qualities 

Thoughts?