EI SUN OH
BEFORE Donald Trump was elected the next president of the United States, American mainstream and international opinion was decidedly dead-set against the chance of him being elected, not to mention his purported governance style if elected. On election night, when it became increasingly clear that Hillary Clinton was losing to Trump, the atmosphere both on- and offline can perhaps be described as shockingly pessimistic over both America’s and the world’s prospects for the next four years at least.