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Relationship with Trump may be beyond repair, Keir Starmer told [View all] malaise 10 hrs ago OP
Charles should cancel that trip later this month kimbutgar 10 hrs ago #1
Absolutely! (Elizabeth would have. A future King William would have.) QueerDuck 7 hrs ago #29
Starmer looks weak not giving Dump JBTaurus83 10 hrs ago #2
You realize the great danger of any nation's leader openly "slapping" Trump down? Swede 10 hrs ago #6
I do JBTaurus83 8 hrs ago #19
A lot of this just comes down to power dynamics fujiyamasan 9 hrs ago #11
But Starmer and Macron are voices of reason to keep the US and the EU/NATO engaged militarily and diplomatically ChicagoTeamster 9 hrs ago #15
I understand JBTaurus83 8 hrs ago #20
re: "They're also heavily dependent on the US for trade, and even more so after Brexit." thesquanderer 7 hrs ago #24
Indeed, they dug their own graves ...But it's time to claim their dignity Bread and Circuses 7 hrs ago #28
Charles should really rethink the planned trip to visit Trump...it's a lose lose situation for him... wcmagumba 10 hrs ago #3
"Trump" ruet 10 hrs ago #4
From what I've read, it's the British govt. yorkster 10 hrs ago #5
Correct malaise 10 hrs ago #8
Yup. Turns out diplomacy is actually a good quality to have if you're the leader of our nation. Baitball Blogger 10 hrs ago #7
You shouldn't be trying to repair it, you upper class twits! RockRaven 10 hrs ago #9
Agree - you don't mingle with war criminals malaise 10 hrs ago #10
I'm still aghast that Starmer lasted this long. ananda 9 hrs ago #12
Agree malaise 9 hrs ago #13
Trump being Trump to trying appear dominant BeneteauBum 9 hrs ago #14
Someone's got to be joking. littlemissmartypants 9 hrs ago #16
I can't imagine any leader amongst our "allies" has any understanding of how to deal with NoMoreRepugs 9 hrs ago #17
For the sake of the US role in and relationship with the rest of the world, there have to be serious wiggs 9 hrs ago #18
Charles needs to cancel. Stop enabling Tramp. 617Blue 8 hrs ago #21
But, but, but they're freeeenz... littlemissmartypants 8 hrs ago #22
Tramp will embarrass Charles if he comes here. Starmer could lean from Carney in Canada. 617Blue 7 hrs ago #25
Yep. Charles is either delusional, close to death or both, imo. littlemissmartypants 7 hrs ago #27
King Charles should find and excuse to withdraw his visit. Nothing good is going to come of it. Joinfortmill 8 hrs ago #23
The UK Government and the Monarch Need to be UNAVAILABLE Bread and Circuses 7 hrs ago #26
The best scenario for King Charles is this FakeNoose 5 hrs ago #30
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