British Foreign Secretary David Cameron flew to Mar-a-Lago on Monday to meet with former President Donald Trump in an effort to persuade senior Republicans to release funds for Ukraine. Trump and his allies are hesitant to provide taxpayer-funded support, causing a delay in the $60 billion aid package for Kyiv. The meeting between Cameron and Trump is seen as a standard practice for government ministers to engage with opposition leaders in election years.
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron flew to Mar-a-Lago on Monday and a meeting with former President Donald Trump as part of his quest to push senior Republicans to unlock money for Ukraine .
“I think if he came to visit our country I think it’d unite us all against him,” Lord Cameron said at the time, when Trump was not yet elected to high office. In his memoirs published in 2019, Lord Cameron further said that he found it “depressing” that Trump could win an election, and that it was due to his “protectionist, xenophobic, misogynistic interventions”.
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