In an interview with the BBC, the British Foreign Secretary was asked about his offensive comments about Donald Trump. He said this is “old news” and that the next president of the United States is now “someone you can build a relationship with.”
David Ramey also praised the way the Republican Party ran its campaign and established contact with voters. “I felt deep down that this could be a victory for Trump,” he said.
Britain's foreign secretary has changed his mind about Trump. “A lot of things were said to me at that time.”
Asked if he had changed his mind about Donald Trump, the British foreign secretary said: “Yes.” He added that it's hard to find a current politician who doesn't have a similar opinion about a future president and “won't say some really harsh words.”
“There was a lot being said about Donald Trump at the time, especially on Twitter. He didn't have the information that he has now as an ordinary MP and as a minister,” he added.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Wednesday ignored an appeal from Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch. The politician has demanded an apology from David Lammy for previous comments about future US leaders.
David Lammy called Donald Trump a 'tyrant' and 'sociopath'
In 2018, Mr. Lamy was an opposition lawmaker who was not afraid to criticize Mr. Trump. He took to social media to call him a “tyrant” and “a sociopath who hates women and sympathizes with neo-Nazis.”
A year later, ahead of President Trump's state visit to the UK, Mr Lammy posted on the ” he said.
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