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The US may join the Commonwealth

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President Donald Trump suggested that the United States could join the British Commonwealth on Friday in a post to Truth Social, his social media platform.

The president shared an article from British tabloid The Sun reporting that King Charles III was making a "secret offer" to the White House, and that plans are in process for the U.S. to become an associate member of the international organization.

"I Love King Charles. Sounds good to me!" Trump wrote in response to the report.

Newsweek has reached out to the Commonwealth for comment via email Friday afternoon.

Why It Matters

The Commonwealth is primarily comprised of former British colonies or dependencies, born out of the breakup of the British Empire in the mid-20th century. Joining such a group could be seen as a different tact to Trump's other messages on groups such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the United Nations(U.N.), which he has been skeptical of.

What To Know

According to The Daily Mail, the king is expected to make the offer to make the U.S. the 57th member of the Commonwealth at a time when America's relationship with the European Union(EU) has been strained over Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia.

The offer is being seen as a way to bolster the U.S. and United Kingdom's so-called "special relationship", despite America having famously split from British rule in the 1700s. The two countries have frequently worked together on foreign policy in the 20th and 21st centuries.

While joining the Commonwealth would largely be symbolic, as the group does not affect governance of its member nations, the move could be used to help avoid the heightened tariffs on steel and aluminum Trump has promised, according to The Daily Mail.

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-suggests-us-could-join-british-commonwealth-2048679
 

The founding fathers are rolling in their graves. 

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  • SweetOreosOfHeaven
    SweetOreosOfHeaven

    Nothing will. They are braindead. 

  • And ATRL is still making threads about Biden.   

  • 50thStateofMind
    50thStateofMind

    I donʻt know why anyone has this thought, ever. Nothing, and I mean nothing will make his followers turn on him.

I mean, the evolution of the internet has led to a lot of Americans learning and adopting many British colloquialisms they wouldn't otherwise understand or know so it's kind of interesting if America wants to come back under British rule.

This is the dumbest piece of nonsense I've read this week, like this is fan-fiction level fake news.

Wasn't the whole point of independence escaping this? 

 

This might actually get his army of mindless maga morons to turn on him

"I Love King Charles. Sounds good to me!" Trump wrote in response to the report.

This being the leader of one of the most powerfull countries in the world is sending me. It's not just that he's a morally disgracefull individual, surrounding himself with even more despicable persons. Everything about politics and the way he expresses himself really serves "politics if only people aged 4-10 could vote and make decisions". 

Just now, JO1s said:

This might actually get his army of mindless maga morons to turn on him

Nothing will. They are braindead. 

45 minutes ago, JO1s said:

This might actually get his army of mindless maga morons to turn on him

I donʻt know why anyone has this thought, ever. Nothing, and I mean nothing will make his followers turn on him.

Lmao that would never, ever, EVER happen.

 

Canada is part of the Commonwealth, and Trump has been threatening to annex/invade us for months now. There is a reason why the UK and all the members of the Commonwealth are beyond angry with America and are actively boycotting/denouncing them - a lot of it is in DEFENSE of Canada.

 

Worms for brains.

1 hour ago, Velvet Night said:

Wtf I don't even understand what's happening anymore.

Britain will become the 51st state.... and Charles will become governor for life. 

1 hour ago, 50thStateofMind said:

I donʻt know why anyone has this thought, ever. Nothing, and I mean nothing will make his followers turn on him.

right. He could literally **** on a picture of Jesus Christ and Evangelicals would still salivate for him. After all, Trump voters stated before that Jesus Christ would not be allowed to migrate to the US as an immigrant and they would turn him away. 

3 hours ago, Pheromosa said:

I can't keep track of this bullshit any longer 

I believe that's by design... He will do and say anything for attention, and he means to do so to distract from the relevant decisions he actually carries out in the end. How are we supposed to know what to pay attention to (and what not) when it's daily bullshiit from this clown? :rainy:  The burnout is real!

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