The term "Trump Stink" has been used to describe the negative reputation attached to individuals associated with Donald Trump's administration. However, not just individuals have been affected; perceptions of the United States have also been tainted. Trump's America First policy violated international norms, particularly human rights and multilateralism.

Actions such as advocating torture, restricting immigration, withdrawing from international organizations, and aligning with autocrats damaged the global understanding of the US as a responsible international actor. The election of Joe Biden brought hopes of a return to multilateral engagement and a repudiation of Trump's policies.

The Biden administration has taken steps to reverse many of Trump's actions, reaffirming human rights commitments and re-engaging with international institutions. However, some skepticism remains, and concerns about long-term US identity persist. The prominence of white supremacist groups and unresolved issues of inequality in US society continues to impact global perceptions.

While Biden's policy changes may reduce the negative reputation, the long-term implications for US identity and international relationships are uncertain. The US must grapple with its history of hypocrisy in foreign policy and address deeper issues to regain stable global leadership.

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