Donald Trump may be denied privilege of addressing parliament on UK state visit
The fact that that parliament isn't sitting for much of September could help resolve a potentially awkward issue.
Donald Trump may be denied the honour of addressing parliament on his state visit to the UK later this year, with no formal request yet submitted for him to be given that privilege.
Strewth, the transparent language they use to spin their nonsense.
Whatever privilege there is will occur if one or two of the failures, grifters, loons, charlatans, dullards, professional whiners, creeps and deranged ideologues were to learn a lasting lesson about leadership and realpolitik.
Won't happen.
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Those moral cripples will merrily insult a democratically elected political leader. They'll all fall over themselves to be seen fawning over some president who aligns with their dogma, though. Kim Jong Un springs readily to mind . . .
This is a disgusting, spiteful, act by the numpties in power. No doubt they will receive due karma next time Starmer goes to see Trump (state dinner in a 7-11?).
Penseivat
Jannie - I agree, they aren't interested in any political leader who at least attempts to do what he promised voters he would do.
Penseivat - unfortunately Trump is more likely to do the right thing than Starmer's rabble.
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