Stefanik's UN Confirmation Hearing

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Trump is already making life harder for Elise Stefanik

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Rep. Elise Stefanik , R-N.Y., may soon follow suit as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Julian Zelizer: Her confirmation hearing showed glimpses of the MAGA warrior she has molded herself into over the years .

Zelizer says Stefanik will have to contend with the rampage that Trump has already begun against international constraints.

He says it's not clear if the White House intends to comply with the law.

This is the task Stefanik will be charged with undertaking at the United Nations should the Senate confirm her. Her predecessors in the last Trump administration had to convince their fellow diplomats that they could speak on the president’s behalf. This time around, Stefanik will have to convince allies that any new agreement with the U.S. is worth the paper that it’s printed on. This article was originally published on MSNBC.com .

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