Trade War media, page-1737

I don't think it matters who's elected in 2020 (as far as LNGL is concerned). There is broad bipartisan support in the US for a number of the key sticking points in the trade negotiations with China and many influential politicians share similar views on China as Trump does (the dominance of the HK votes in both houses being the current example).
Our best hope for a deal with China is their policy for transitioning away from coal as a source of energy and the role that NG is presently forecast to play in that. It is possible, given the political tensions between the two nations, that very little US LNG will end up making it to China. Someone's will though and that should mean, assuming the present macro forecasts prove reliable, there will be demand in other markets. That's probably our best bet (or hope, depending on your perspective).