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The British prime minister's let everyone down again by screwing up the firm basis the pro-Brexit crowd wants, and it's a good thing Donald Trump's willing to speak on their behalf:

President Donald J Trump appeared to criticise Prime Minister Theresa May’s ultra-soft ‘Brexit’ plan ahead of his UK visit, suggesting it is not what the British people voted for.

“I’ve been reading a lot about Brexit over the last couple of days, and it seems to be turning a little bit differently, where they’re getting at least partially involved back with the European Union,” he observed.

Theresa May, who campaigned to Remain in the European Union during the country’s 2016 referendum, recently revealed the offer she intends to put to the bloc, which includes an agreement to accept a “common rulebook” written by Brussels and adjudicated by the EU court, as well as commitments to collect customs duties on the EU’s behalf, adopt equivalent regulations on state aid, social policy, etc., and more.

The move has plunged the Prime Minister’s minority administration into what President Trump has himself described as “turmoil”, with Secretary of State for Brexit David Davis and Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary Boris Johnson both resigning in protest at the deal, which in their view will not restore British sovereignty in a meaningful way.

The only thing worse is the already skyrocketing crime rates in Britain, mainly caused by Islamofascists, but this is another serious error May's committed, and if this leads to her resignation, it'll be for the best. Trump's also quite right to level some criticism at her for disrespecting the British electorate.

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