Discussion: Trump Thinks ‘Friend’ Boris Johnson Would Make A ‘Great Prime Minister’

Because white supremacists have to stick together…

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Honestly, this world-wide rise in populism just scares me.

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I have a lot of respect for Boris. He obviously likes me, and says very good things about me …

… plus he’s got a very nice name.

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You can see why they’d feel an affinity; they’re very alike.

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“I have a lot of respect for Boris. He obviously likes me, and says very good things about me. … I think he is a great representative for your country.”

For those who still don’t understand Rump at this point, THIS quote sums everything up. He cannot see ANY ISSUE that’s not outside of him personally. If someone says something nice about him, they’re good. If not, they’re bad. Nothing else.

March 2019 is the drop dead date for Brexit. That is when the UK will be out of the EU regardless of what the UK tried and failed to negotiate. Johnson will get to see the fruits of his and the Tories/Russians labors. Iit will most likely be ugly.

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He obviously likes me, and says very good things about me. … I think he is a great representative for your country.

Doubtless Putin has gone to school on this asshole. One compliment on the size of his hands and Estonia is doomed.
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He would also make a better, if not great, US President.

(BoJo was born in New York ).

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Like the U.S, Brits voted for this. I don’t give a shit about allegations of Russian bots, misinformation campaigns, lying Brexit funders, et al. Stupid fucking sheep were put on the planet for wolves to devour. Wolves do what wolves do. I can’t fault them for looking across the field and seeing dinner.

Be careful what you ask for. And if you cast caution aside and ask for the wrong thing just live with the goddamned results when your wishes are granted.

Stupid, stupid sheep.

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Curious how those this UK visit will be spun/explained by those who view Trump as some kind of master of 10 dimensional chess that we just can’t see/understand. There is no upside for the US to be badmouthing the PM to the local media, to promote another person as PM while visiting the current PM. Nor is there much of an upside for the US for presenting oneself to the local media as a racist, uninformed, maligning, lying Rube

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John McCain will have to express his disappointment with Trump. Followed by Lindsey Graham saying, yeah, John has a valid point of view, but, you know, we all need to get behind the President when he’s engineering a coup aganist an ally.

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Yep express a modicum of disproval then jump on board and enable/help power up.

Just ran across this - the embedded photo is awkward - but this group (even more so) always sucks up to bolster the orange maelstrom.

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Yeah, THAT should influence the british voting public.

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We are all dentists now.

I just saw the photo. Sort of looks like they’re in a restaurant, placed their order and have waited hours without getting served. Take a gander at Miller’s expression.

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Agreed. But I’m not sure what the right word is, it just can’t be ‘populism’. Tribalism? Know-Nothingism?
Demagoguery? Shitbirds-of-a-featherism? Populism sounds too close to something honorable.

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“I have a lot of respect for Boris. He obviously likes me, and says very good things about me."

A necessary and sufficient condition for Trump’s approval. No other criteria need be considered.

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They seemingly use the same hair-dye, too-hope this doesn’t become a trend-too many orange haired shitgibbons among us.

Here it is:

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Thanks, but no thanks.

Trump Thinks 'Friend Boris Johnson Would Make A 'Great Prime Minister’

He also thinks the Republic of Ireland is part of the UK. His stupidity knows no bounds.

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