'Trump will be gone in three years': Top Democrats try to reassure Europe

BBC News - WorldEN 4 min read 100% complete February 15, 2026 at 01:16 AM

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At the Munich Security Summit, European leaders expressed apprehension about the future of US-Europe relations under Donald Trump. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio attempted to reassure allies that the relationship wouldn't break, despite current strains. Simultaneously, a delegation of American politicians, including California Governor Gavin Newsom and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, sought to further reassure European counterparts. Democrats like Newsom emphasized Trump's limited time in office, stating he would be gone in three years. The American politicians aimed to convey that the US remains a reliable partner, despite Trump's policies and rhetoric, which have caused concern among allies. Republican Senator Thom Tillis cautioned against overreacting to American political rhetoric.

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