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Donald Trump did one of his patented long entrances ahead of his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), standing and taking in the applause from the adoring crowd to the tune of God Bless the USA.
Gaetz calls for end to aid to Israel unless US cuts funding for United Nations
It’s CPAC time. And if that doesn’t get your juices flowing, let me try and enthuse you. It is the conference of the Conservative Political Action Committee, taking place just a few miles from Washington DC.
There is a case for refusing to take Liz Truss seriously. After all, she has started to use the phrase “the deep state” as if it means something, and as if that thing was responsible for her failure as prime minister.
Nearly 18 months ago, Liz Truss was the UK Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party, with the authority to direct the actions of Her Majesty’s Government and even to unleash the United Kingdom’s store of nuclear-tipped Trident missiles.
Liz Truss has hit out at Joe Biden and members of the Tory party over the “most almighty backlash” that led to her own failed UK premiership.
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Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage appeared to forget a large part of British history on Wednesday when he told a gathering of American conservatives that «religious sectarianism» was a new problem in British politics.