‘I told you so’: Trump showing off a copy of USA Today’s front page featuring his acquittal in the Senate impeachment trial, as he arrived to address the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington. — Reuters
ANGOLA, Haiti and Cambodia are “Banana Republics”: countries where the rule of law has been traduced by a man or woman or group seeking their own aggrandisement.
There is a new addition to this list: the United States of America. As one of the oldest and proudest of the world’s democracies, this country’s appalling downgrade is testament to one man’s work.
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Politically bananas?
‘I told you so’: Trump showing off a copy of USA Today’s front page featuring his acquittal in the Senate impeachment trial, as he arrived to address the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington. — Reuters
Primary fiasco: The results of the Iowa caucus was delayed due to vote-counting system failures. — AP
Trump delivering the 2020 State of the Union Address. – AFP
Boris Johnson’s 2019 election campaign was founded on his goal to ‘Get Brexit Done’. — AFP
When Thatcher came to power in 1979, the UK manufacturing industry employed 6.8 million people; by 2016 this had fallen to 2.9 million. — AP
People celebrating in Parliament Square on Brexit day in London. — Reuters
