TRUMP'S BREXIT BLAST I told May how to do Brexit but she wrecked it — the US trade deal is off...

The Sun ^ | 12th July 2018, 10:59 pm Updated: 13th July 2018, 1:04 am | Tom Newton Dunn, Political Editor in Brussels

[humbleexpert]

The majority of Britons disagree with Theresa May as much as Donald Trump does, so he’s in solidarity with the British people.

And the majority of the German and French people do not support their leaders, Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron — which means they were probably happy to see Donald Trump take them to task at the NATO meetings for their bad policies.

In fact, if Donald Trump were to run for President of Europe with the slogan “Make Europe Great Again!” he might well win.

[Jean2]

I think so too. The lone exception seems to have been Golda Meir.

[Celerity]

I am SO happy this guy is representing us now.

They changed the deal, so he cancelled and let them know it.

We’ll deal with Britain. Not with the EU. If they want to get a deal with Britain and then pull it into the EU then they changed the deal.

America first.

[mythenjoseph]

Boris should have been where may is anyway...she is not looking out for the British population....izzies are at war (populating and voting) there ...it is just another form of warfare to the nomadic muzzie animals. Look who is MAYOR of London a God forsaken muzzie prick...allah be damned .

[Nextrush]

Nigel Farage said on Fox Business the other day she won’t last two weeks.

I hope this helps.

[crz]

All he has to say is get up and say, “We want to do a trade deal with the UK, but, since the UK hasnt honored its obligations to its electorate, then we do not know if we will be doing business with the UK or with Brussels.”

“It is up to the people of this nation if they will be ruled by Brussels or themselves.”

“As of now, the trade deal is off the table with the UK.”

Then walk off the stage.

[technically right]

True enough, but Id take Maggie Thatcher over just about any leader in the last 75 years. God she was good!

[BoringGuy]

I would add Margaret Thatcher to that list. That was a time where we had a real leader at both #10 and 1600

[WKTimpco]

I’m just going to go ahead and say it:

Trump’s really awesome... a man’s man.

Metrosexuals all, the pajama-boy media, the perennial students and the faculty lounge have resorted to self-flagellation in order to quiet their inner demons.

[oincobx]

Nine months to go and they haven’t even started building the wall on the border with Ireland.

[Billthedrill]

True to his retiring, diplomatic personality Trump didn't say very much. Only:

he also:

- Accused EU leaders of destroying its culture and identity by allowing in millions of migrants

- Tore into London Mayor Sadiq Khan for not standing up to terrorists

- Blamed Khan for spiralling crime in the capital

- Insisted former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson would make “a great Prime Minister”

- Denied once branding Theresa May a “bossy schoolteacher”

- Maintained he would keep ties with Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin despite the Salisbury Novichok poisonings

- Demanded Britain and other Nato countries spend more on defence

- Spoke of his sadness at feeling unwelcome in the capital by anti-Trump protesters

- Claimed millions of Brits backed his policies

- Told of his pride at taking wife Melania to meet the Queen

I, uh...welp, that does just about sum it up.

[RedMonqey]

Except for some rare exceptions, women “leaders” tend to screw up a nation.

I cannot fault their gender for this sad fact but the party and the voters who choose to elevate the idiots and charlatans of their gender.(Think Democrats and Pelosi, Kamela Harris, etc.)

[cazmandeuce]

Haha. I love my President. PDJT you are MAGA!!!!!

[DarthVader]

He also needs to cancel some of our defense agreements with them too and hurt them bad there.

[DannyTN]

video of May being asked in Parliament if she invited Trump to take over the Brexit negotiations

[PlateOfShrimp]

And at the Vatican! And MTV actually played music videos! My gosh, what an amazing time that was. The way things are going, Trump will help the young’uns experience what we had then. Maybe even better, who knows.

[aquila48]

But it’s one in a hundred... if that many.

Problem is, you can’t tell a priori who’s going to be the good one. It’s a game of chance based on a distribution that puts the likes of Margaret Thatcher at the far right end of the bell curve.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

I dont think the world can handle the number of exploding heads if that came to pass.Man, that would be something to see.

[Mr Radical]

how I miss England’s Queen Elizabeth I.

[familyop]

FRiends, follow the link and scroll to the bottom, where you'll see the sub-header, "The Sun Says." Read the short, concise, clear explanation of the situation from the British point of view by The Sun below that sub-header.

It's the least that we can do as an ally to the subset of Britons who continue to regard us as a great ally. The Sun wrote a very respectful and gracious article about our President and his visit.