Opinion of America's greatest geopolitical foe

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

I'm not totally certain on how to answer this question, though I'm sure the answer is not Iran or Russia.

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Australia

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Australia

-Not it, either.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Non-state actors probably is the right answer, though it feels like a cop-out for some reason. I went with China though due to their substantial potential to threaten our interests.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Probably China or Russia.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Mitt Rmoney was wrong then and is wrong now.

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[Kingpoleon]

In terms of power and ability to beat us? Or in terms of how opposed they are to us?

First: Russia or China, tilt Russia
Latter: North Korea, followed by Iran

[Santander]

China

[Blue3]

I did this poll a while ago. It came down to:
1. Russia
2. China
3. North Korea
4. Saudi Arabia
5. Iran
6. Pakistan

[America Needs R'hllor]

Definitely China. Russia comes second, Iran is third and Saudi Arabia fourth. The rest are not close.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

I did this poll a while ago. It came down to:
1. Russia
2. China
3. North Korea
4. Saudi Arabia
5. Iran
6. Pakistan

-Yeah, but it was a while ago, so before Trump took office to MAGA.

[Middle-aged Europe]

The United States government.

[Antonio the Sixth]

The United States government.

This.

[Gass3268]

Trump is America's greatest geopolitical foe.

[Mr. Smith]

Non-state actors.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Trump is America's greatest geopolitical foe.

-You have to specify a country.

[SATW]

Iran is clearly the biggest geopolitical threat to not only Murica but the world as well (Eharding saying its not doesn't make him right).

China is #2, Russia #3 (though, my views on how to handle it are vastly different from how the establishment wants to deal with it. Aka i dont want WW3).

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Iran is clearly the biggest geopolitical threat to not only Murica but the world as well (Eharding saying its not doesn't make him right).

China is #2, Russia #3 (though, my views on how to handle it are vastly different from how the establishment wants to deal with it. Aka i dont want WW3).

-Iran does fund insurgencies, but doesn't seem to do much else. Hard to see it as foe #1.

[SATW]

Iran is clearly the biggest geopolitical threat to not only Murica but the world as well (Eharding saying its not doesn't make him right).

China is #2, Russia #3 (though, my views on how to handle it are vastly different from how the establishment wants to deal with it. Aka i dont want WW3).

-Iran does fund insurgencies, but doesn't seem to do much else. Hard to see it as foe #1.

Gotta look at economics, too, though. If Iran wins out over the Saudis in the oil markets we will see a drastic transfer of power in the world.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Iran is clearly the biggest geopolitical threat to not only Murica but the world as well (Eharding saying its not doesn't make him right).

China is #2, Russia #3 (though, my views on how to handle it are vastly different from how the establishment wants to deal with it. Aka i dont want WW3).

Iran is a threat, but not a huge one. How can it be such a huge threat, if it's at best a Middle Eastern power? Without Russia, they would be a failing country today.

[Ljube]

China.

Russia is a potential ally.

[Cashew]

Not sure you worded this properly. Which country is the most formidable rival, and which is the most threatening/anti american are two diffident questions. For the former China, For the latter Iran.

[President Johnson]

China. Their economy is much stronger than Russia's. Russia has nothing except fossil fuels and a-bombs.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

China, quite definitively, just because they're the strongest party likely to potentially escalate into a hot war with the US.

Russia is powerful and dangerous, but wants to avoid a hot war. Iran could very well want a hot war at some point, same as North Korea, but they would be destroyed in days if they tried.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

     Non-state actors probably is the right answer, though it feels like a cop-out for some reason. I went with China though due to their substantial potential to threaten our interests.