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To: COUNTrecount
As a Brit/Scot who voted for Brexit, I am watching how President Trump does “America First” so we can do “Britain First” better.

Anyway, on the media over here after the press conference with Theresa May, the negative reaction to DJT was predicatable. One “expert” decided he doesn't know much about the history of British-American relationships. How did he figure that out? Just more bluster, after all, Donald Trump's mother was Scottish!

During a phone in, a leftie caller was scaremongering with predictions of a war with China, a Putin-Trump “Axis” and so on. A load of nonsense that was thankfully rebutted by a pro-Trump caller. The stream of negativity towards Trump is constant over here!

83 posted on 01/27/2017 2:49:28 PM PST by Silverity
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To: Silverity

I’m curious to know what British people in the 21st century think about late 18th century English King George III. While growing up in the USA in elementary school I learned that he was a power hungry King because he (and Parliament) were taxing us Americans without representation. I’m curious to know the point of view of the British today.

Here was a speech (modern actors) from that era by an American politician named Patrick Henry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbghWFMLyiA


84 posted on 01/27/2017 4:11:29 PM PST by Degaston
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