'America was once a beacon of intelligent management of catastrophes, whose leaders could be counted on for a steady hand and innovative solutions, but no longer,' writes David A. Andelman about the US' handling of the coronavirus pandemic, for CNNOpinion
David A. Andelman, executive director of The Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN, where his columns won the Deadline Club Award for best opinion writing. Author of"A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today," and the forthcoming"A Red Line in the Sand: Diplomacy, Strategy and a History of Wars That Almost Happened," he was formerly a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and CBS News in Europe and Asia. Follow him on Twitter @DavidAndelman.
Europe is thinking seriously of barring all Americans from visiting over what many abroad see as an all but unchecked spike in Covid-19. If the US fails to meet the criteria being considered by the European Commission, member states could treat Americans as they might people from Russia and Brazil, driving the US even deeper into pariah status. Travelers from China, the nation where the pandemic began, would likely not be banned. Even if the US somehow manages to avoid a blanket ban, its arrival on such a list is a recognition of just how bad off America is and how it looks to the rest of the world.
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