Democratic nations which abide by international trade agreements. Nations you can do business with which are governed by the rule of law instead of the whims of a political party or dictator.
> We just had president who was white supremacist who called other countries shitholes.
America can turn itself into whatever it wants to be. If America can no longer be trusted in business then it's correct not to do business with it.
> When business with China was good nobody cared they still had communist party ruling the country.
Yes, that's a mistake.
If anything The first one wasn’t a white supremacist because “he had alot of Mexican friends” and the other isn’t cozying up to a dictator because our gas supply offset wasn’t shifty to Saudi backed oil supplies, not to mention all his work his son has done with sketchy characters that he tries to distance himself from.
Our relationship with SA is fucked up and that is regardless of party in office.
Parting shot: if you really cared about corrupt nepotism you'd acknowledge the prior son-in-law's self dealing with the SA as well (e.g., a recent $2B "investment"). Let's investigate both sides, eh?
Edit: shitting on Trump in the OP also didn't help (because while true wasn't germane to the corruption/foreign relations).