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Reports from the U.K. on Trump's Visit will Devastate Trump Haters
Please savor every word of the enclosed tweets, and see for yourself why they would feel like, to use Chuck Schumer's favorite phrase, "a dagger to the heart" for Trump haters stateside.
Please savor every word of the enclosed tweets, and see for yourself why they would feel like, to use Chuck Schumer's favorite phrase, "a dagger to the heart" for Trump haters stateside.
Trump Gets Mostly Glowing Reviews from UK Media
Joe Concha: Ratings are hurting at CNN and MSNBC because the coverage is "out of whack" and viewers "do not trust the messenger anymore."
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Joe Concha: Ratings are hurting at CNN and MSNBC because the coverage is "out of whack" and viewers "do not trust the messenger anymore."
foxnews.com/politics/joe-c…
Michael Goodwin of NY Post weighs in with excellent commentary on how Trump, the Queen, and the U.K. Prime Minister are conducting statesmanship gracefully while the lesser 'leaders' and hooligans in the streets behave despicably. A few choice observations follow.
"To hear some London demonstrators and some foolish British politicians, Trump is the biggest problem in the world. If it weren’t for him, the lion and the lamb could lay down together.
Sure, all you would need is a new lamb each morning."
Sure, all you would need is a new lamb each morning."
Trump Derangement Syndrome, you see, has gone international. Deranged ones say Trump doesn’t deserve a state visit to UK or even common courtesy because, according to London Mayor Sadiq Khan, America’s president “stands for the complete opposite of London’s values.”
London’s values? Asian autocrats, Mideast butchers and Russian oligarchs are welcomed there with open arms, but the president of the United States is treated too often like a Third World thug.
Trump got it exactly right when he called Khan a shorter version of Bill de Blasio.
Trump got it exactly right when he called Khan a shorter version of Bill de Blasio.
The anti-Semitic leader of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, boycotted the state dinner but appeared at a demonstration protesting Trump’s presence. Corbyn has laid a wreath on the graves of Arab terrorists and compared Israel to Nazis, but Trump is beneath him.
Prime Minister Theresa May behaved impeccably in hosting Trump, as did Queen Elizabeth and those in the royal family who understand what America means to the world.
But the likes of Khan and Corbyn stain historic memory and embarrass their nation.
But the likes of Khan and Corbyn stain historic memory and embarrass their nation.
President Trump was a picture of solemn grace and purpose. At a state banquet in London’s Buckingham Palace hosted by Queen Elizabeth II, the President said: 
