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PM May congratulates Trump and looks forward to working with him

Thursday, November 10th 2016 - 11:04 UTC
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Prime Minister Theresa May has led UK political congratulations for Donald Trump after his US election victory. The PM said Britain and the US had an “enduring and special relationship” and would remain close partners on trade, security and defense. Read full article

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  • Pete Bog

    December 2015 she criticized the Republican's call for a ban on Muslims entering the “United States, saying it was “divisive, unhelpful and wrong”. At the time Mrs. May, who was then home secretary, also said Mr Trump's remark that police were afraid to enter some parts of London because of radicalization was “nonsense”, saying: “I just think it shows he does not understand the UK and what happens in the UK.”

    Fair enough, he has made some stupid comments. But Mrs May, what about the comment Trump made while opening an investment in Scotland, praising Brexit, and saying 'If I become president, the UK will go to the front of the queue as regards trading agreements??????”

    Don't be stupid, if the guy likes us talk to him. The comments from the Brits including Camoron about Trump are the same as the Argentines saying they cannot talk to the FIG even though they could benefit financially, and ignoring the fact the Islanders are not going to go away. Ignoring Trump, even though he has stated that 'The UK have never let us down' is the biggest of clues that the UK needs to talk to him. And like it or not, there are good reasons why he and not Clinton were elected. So we like Obarmy because he was anti British. And we don't like Trump because he is pro British. Is the UK turning into Argentina? Gift horse-mouth.

    Nov 10th, 2016 - 12:06 pm - Link - Report abuse +3
  • Briton

    This is now our chance to make amends and get on with talking and getting the best for Britain,
    Trump likes the British, unlike Clinton and Obama,

    Big deals are in the offering , all may has to do is go and talk to them.

    Nov 10th, 2016 - 01:43 pm - Link - Report abuse +1
  • chronic

    Looks like the UK caught a couple of black swans.

    It's funny.

    They're supposed to be only once in a lifetime events.

    So much for punditry and polling.

    Nov 11th, 2016 - 04:47 am - Link - Report abuse 0

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