Is there any threat that citizens in other countries would boycott the U.S.?

[TomCADem]

If so, is it really fair that we should suffer? After all, I voted for Hillary.

[NCTraveler]

1. I'm concerned it will be bigger than boycotts.

I'm more concerned about sanctions, increased tariffs, and China becoming the EU's best friend. I'm not minimizing the possible impact of boycotts. I believe we will see backlash soon.

[TomCADem]

3. True. Boycotts Could Just Be Tip of the Iceberg...

...which due to climate change is now very small.

[dalton99a]

2. When you abdicate your leadership role and leave the room, decisions will be made without you.

[Horse with no Name]

4. Not necessarily boycotts

But new trading partnerships with their new BFF's leaving the US standing at the altar.

[bresue]

5. Europe has already refused a lot of our farm products

because of our use of gmo, pesticides, and/or growth hormones. I could provide a link but if you google it, you might be faster.

[Cicada]

6. America's Brand is tarnished

We buy Geico partly because it seems to have a great sense of humor. As opposed to stuffy All State. So too someone on the committee at Singapore Airlines deciding to order Boeing vs Airbus will tilt Airbus if it's close.

Trump is going to cost us export jobs.

[muriel_volestrangler]

7. If everyone stopped flying to the USA, it would help the environment

I think this could be a feasible form of 'boycott'.

[Quemado]

8. Some form of backlash, not necessarily a boycott

I think some form of backlash, not necessarily a boycott, will come out of Trump's decision to leave the Paris agreement.