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    Micheál Martin difende Keir Starmer mentre Donald Trump ripete di “non essere Winston Churchill”

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    1. StyleDull3689 on

      No matter what I think about the politician politically, I always have some sympathy for someone entering a press meeting with Trump. It must be like desperately hoping the child you had no other choice but to drag into a job interview doesn’t make a scene.

    2. OscarStephenEgan on

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      Fuck Churchill. Is MAGAman trying to say that as a compliment?

    4. micar11 on

      Trump …. the man child.

      Using Obama’s middle name in a way to put him in the same light as Saddam.

      The same guy calling Newsom as New-scum.

      I’m sure MAGA love it … it’s akin school ground bullying.

    5. Normal_Mouse_4174 on

      And you’re not FDR or Harry Truman. You’re a semiconscious fetid pumpkin on your best days.

    7. SmellTheJasmine on

      Churchill was deeply racist so not being Winston Churchill is probably a good thing. 

    8. ferocious_bandana on

      Someone tell Micheál those British boots won’t lick him back

      Edit

      I appreciate all the downvotes, but of all the people he chose to defend, it was an English ‘human rights’ lawyer who requested to defend a British soldier who murdered an Irish teenager, and ingratiated himself with the Parachute Regiment by playing football with them.

      Happy St Patrick’s Day stoopers 

    9. qwerty_1965 on

      “and you’re no Franklin Delano Roosevelt sunshine”

    10. AtraVenator on

      Yeah and Trump is no Obama … we can’t always get what we want. 

    11. Old-Sock-816 on

      Would never happen in a million years but you’d love if Martin had some spine to point out that Winston Churchill was no beacon of perfection – Bengal famine, Gallipoli etc.

    12. pixelburp on

      Reality is, no adult ever expects to have to deal with an emotional septuagenarian toddler, let alone one wielding almost absolute power. We all mature and grown up expecting that, eventually, we’ll deal with other adults at the business end of life. Intelligence or cop on might vary but the default is a presumed spectrum of maturity.

      It’s instructive how after a whole term and near two years of another, no diplomat can manage anything except mumbling platitudes with the mad king. What else can one do? The lunatic ranting on the roadside can be walked around, this transparent maniac can launch nukes.

    15. usesidedoor on

      Did he ask Martin where he learned to speak English so well?

    16. foxinthelake on

      ‘Ah no, he’s actually sound’ – the undefeated line of Irish diplomacy used to quell talk behind backs in pubs for generations.

    17. vague_intentionally_ on

      Trump is so horrendously bad as an individual that he’s getting a Taoiseach to defend a british pm.

      It’s like Luke Skywalker standing up for Tarkin against Emperor Palpatine or Elrond standing up for Sauron against Morgoth.

    18. leanerwhistle on

      I know this is only q short cut, and I haven’t seen anything else, but I think Martin did well there.

    20. tipperary-man on

      Imagine being so completely stupid you praise a man who brought one of the most hated groups into Ireland while meeting the Irish leader on St Patricks Day

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