On the eve of a possible breakthrough with North Korea, fake Native-American Elizabeth Warren was in South Korea last week, and is now in Beijing, undermining the President of the United States. She is damaging more than the President. By doing so, she is intentionally sabotaging the upcoming North Korean talks in her conversations with their key Communist ally — China.

It is unprecedented and, while she is promoting herself for her future run for the presidency, she is also damaging U.S. relations abroad.

She told Chinese officials, “This has been a chaotic foreign policy in the region and that makes it hard to keep the allies that we need to accomplish our objectives closely stitched-in.”

We don’t yet know what else she said but it won’t be good. President Trump has been effective in the region. If anyone is chaotic, it’s Socialist Warren.

Warren is stepping in overseas while we don’t have a secretary of state, exploiting what she sees as an opportunity. Others might see it as a betrayal.

Reporter Griff Jenkins said on Fox & Friends, “You can’t help but see this through a political prism, that she is trying to go overseas and undermine what are significant and very important relations and negotiations going on right now.”

Warren doesn’t have much in the way of foreign policy experience, in fact, she has none. This is what she thinks substitutes for foreign policy expertise.

The fake Indian is apologizing when there is nothing to apologize for to hurt the administration of the United States. And, she is doing it to hurt the President.

She has been on a tweetstorm, acting as if she were qualified to be the leader of the free world. Warren has no business being over there.

In Beijing, I had candid discussions with Chinese officials about US-China relations, acknowledging both our shared interests and our areas of disagreement, including my concerns about China’s treatment of human rights. — Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) March 31, 2018

In my meetings with Chinese government officials, we discussed the challenge posed by North Korea and the need for a diplomatic solution. I urged China to continue enforcing international sanctions until we see clear evidence that North Korea has changed its behavior. — Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) March 31, 2018

My visit to South Korea came at an interesting time in the region. In Seoul, I met with Minister of Foreign Affairs Kang Kyung-wha & National Security Office Director Chung Eui-yong. They are our critical allies in the preservation of peace & security in the Asia Pacific region. pic.twitter.com/8KmySZ20sA — Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) March 29, 2018

North Korea poses a threat to South Korea, the region, and the world. I met with General Brooks, Commander of US Forces Korea, and traveled to the DMZ, where US and South Korean forces work together every day to ensure our safety. pic.twitter.com/XvDtynFVcM — Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) March 29, 2018

Not so long ago, she compared the U.S. to China and said we had to be more like Communist China on infrastructure. Democrats really like Communist nations.