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this post was submitted on 03 May 2025
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Another way to consider it.
If the US is not willing or able to force their president to follow their own rules.
What duty dose the UK have.
Him running his own company while president has been against US rules from early on. Him using his political influence to push his own interests is unconstitutional.
Our PM allowing him to. In an attempt to help our own nation build ties. Breaks no UK rules.
We are not responsible for protecting us democracy from itself.