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I don't want the President of the United States of America bowing down to anyone from England. We declared our independence from them in 1776. If that bothers them over there they can shove their crumpets where the sun doesn't shine!
Nice talk about our oldest and closest ally. Our governments have long gotten over a 260-year old war, and so should you.
Trump wasn't required to bow. For a very long time, only her subjects have bowed to the Queen, so shaking hands with her was fully accepted by everyone.
Even President Obama made mistakes. Remember when he tried to toast the Queen during the anthem being played at a formal dinner. People make mistakes.
Now that was embarrassing. A vapid moron droning on and on, when all he was supposed to say was “To Her Majesty, the Queen!”
He was still making the inappropriately long toast when the band started to play. It took him several seconds to realize that the band wasn’t going to wait for him to quit flapping his gums.
It was a classic primer on how to be an ugly, stupid American, all in one easy lesson, with nobody better suited to teach the course than B. Hussein Obama.
Man...that was stupid. It was like Obama wanted to create an international incident or something. Good thing the Queen has a sense of humor.
And then the protests continued in Scotland with the baby Trump blimp. What other US president has been treated with such contempt and protests by our closest ally.
They had huge anti war protests when Bush was President, but he at least acted Presidential and was not an overt racist like Trump is, which really has raised his loathsome profile in the rest of the world.
well, there are many reasons to criticize President Trump, but focus on the bow and the salute seems pointless and a total waste of time.
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