Suella Braverman: “I want Trump to be president.”
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has thrown her support behind Donald Trump’s presidency, citing global stability and peace as her reasons. An endorsement coming at a pivotal moment in her own turbulent political career in the UK.
TL;DR | Highlights from this story
● Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman publicly endorsed Donald Trump, emphasising policy over personality.
● Braverman argues that Trump’s policies led to global safety, citing a lack of new wars.
● Her endorsement aligns with her controversial immigration views and past provocative statements on refugees.
● Her support for Trump could impact her Tory leadership campaign, potentially attracting or alienating voters.
I n a striking statement that has reverberated through political circles, Suella Braverman, the former UK Home Secretary, has openly endorsed Donald Trump for the US presidency. Speaking on LBC, Braverman unequivocally stated, “I want Trump to be president.” Her support for the former US leader highlights a contentious intersection of global politics and personal conviction.
Braverman’s endorsement centres on a critique of the global political landscape. “If we look at the policy – don’t look at the characters and the personalities – if we look at the policy, I think the world will be safer under Donald Trump,” she argued, underscoring her belief that Trump’s policies, rather than his personal conduct, should be the focal point of evaluation.
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