Despite there being numerous actions that directly or indirectly impact the U.K., Prime Minister Keir Starmer and King Charles have done their best to accommodate Donald Trump and his mood swings. But they are no longer the only country trying to make the U.S. president feel special, and coincidentally, Charles’ decision to challenge Trump’s ego comes right when a former terrorist, linked to the deaths of U.S. soldiers and civilians, promised him an expensive offering.
So far, Charles, in his bid to accommodate the renowned temper tantrums of Trump, has invited him to the palace twice, hasn’t publicly commented on his insulting stance on making Canada the 51st state of America, and didn’t even broach the topic of the POTUS’ expected but still disappointing treatment of the Ukrainian president when the latter visited the palace. There were even rumors — that Trump boastfully celebrated — about Charles extending America the offer of joining the Commonwealth.
