Jeopardising the ‘special relationship’ for sake of pettiness

Donald Trump undermined Theresa May last week, showing again his narcissism and unpredictability threatens us all, says John Lloyd

Jeopardising the ‘special relationship’ for sake of pettiness
Mon, 04 Dec, 2017 - 00:30

Donald Trump undermined Theresa May last week, showing again his narcissism and unpredictability threatens us all, says John Lloyd

Theresa May must have been tempted to counterpunch, after receiving US president, Donald Trump’s advice to concentrate her mind on the Islamist threat to Britain rather than react to his retweeting of British far-right anti-Islam videos.

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