Former President Donald Trump has suggested he would consider an offer from King Charles III for the United States to become an 'associate member' of the British Commonwealth.
The revelation comes after reports that the King intends to extend the invitation, with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer reportedly delivering a letter from the monarch to Trump. Trump, who has expressed admiration for King Charles, responded positively to the idea, saying it 'sounds good' to him. The proposal has sparked debate, given the historical significance of the U.S. declaring independence from Britain nearly 250 years ago.
It remains unclear whether such a move would have any formal implications or if it is merely symbolic.
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So after all that talk about "America First," Trump just wants to hand us back to the British monarchy? Makes perfect sense.
Absolutely not—America fought a whole war to get out from under British rule, and we’re not about to start cozying back up to the monarchy now. This sounds like just another unnecessary entanglement that would chip away at U.S. sovereignty.
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Donald Trump agrees to make US part of Commonwealth because he 'loves King Charles'
President Donald Trump has suggested that he might accept an offer from King Charles to join the British Commonwealth. It comes after he said he 'loves' the monarch
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'I love King Charles': Trump makes jaw-dropping promise as he vows US to become 'associate member' of Commonwealth
Donald Trump has stunned the world yet again after he has indicated he would accept an offer from King Charles to join the British Commonwealth.
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Trump on ‘secret offer’ from King Charles: ‘Sounds good to me’
President Trump quipped Friday that a secret offer from King Charles III sounded good to him, following an invite from the king for a state visit to the United Kingdom. The president shared on Truth Social an article from The Sun,
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