Trump condemned for saying Europe ‘opened its doors to Jihad’

Sean O’Gradythe editor-in-chief of The independentalso weighed in on the former president’s rally comments, writing scathingly on ed On Thursday he said that “Trump had barely set foot in Britain before becoming US president, and may have spent more time on his vulgar ersatz golf course in Scotland than in the nation’s capital.”

O’Grady wrote that when Trump made “official visits” to London, he was “greeted by obsequious officials and dutifully polite members of the establishment, led by the Queen.”

“He did not associate with the common people of our country, nor did he show much interest in doing so,” he continued.