Ambassador Harris Supports President Trump’s “Big Deal” Strategy

It appears that Ambassador Harris is emphasizing to North Korea that if they want a deal they better start thinking big:

February’s summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was about choosing between “a very bad deal and no deal,” and Trump made the right decision by ending the talks without an agreement, the U.S. ambassador to South Korea said Monday. 
Amb. Harry Harris made the remarks in a meeting with reporters, stressing that the North’s offer to dismantle its Yongbyon nuclear complex in exchange for the lifting of key sanctions represented a “bad deal” because it would have resulted in sanctions relief with the North’s weapons programs remaining largely intact.

The remark appears to underline Washington’s insistence on a “big deal” that calls for the lifting of sanctions only after the North’s complete denuclearization. It also differs from South Korea’s call for “a good enough deal” — a phased-in, incremental approach.

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South Korea’s “good enough” strategy has been tried before and where has it led? To a North Korea equipped with nuclear weapons and ICBMs.