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King Charles will travel to the United States later this month for a state visit,
and Britons are divided on whether he should even be going.
I think it's an acute embarrassment.
No, I don't think it's a good idea.
I think to not go would be, what's it saying, cutting off your nose to spite your face.
By sending the king over, what we're saying is our relationship is great and growing.
Now, under normal circumstances, a visit by a British monarch to address Congress
and meet the American president would be utterly uncontroversial.
Except Donald Trump has said some things like this.
The UK is way out of line.
I've just seen a true social post from the president.
The UK giving away extremely important land is an act of great stupidity.
I look at London where you have a terrible man, terrible, terrible man.
They'll say they sent some troops to Afghanistan or this or that.