Boris Johnson is poised to meet the US President three times before the UK leaves the EU in exactly 100 days time - as Donald Trump referred to him as "Britain’s Trump".
I kept telling you guys... You didn't need your own orange man. You were more than welcome to borrow ours.
Or, how to negotiate properly.
He said Britain Trump actually
He'll sell his soul and the NHS to the US. Britain Tramp.
Yes, Telegraph - we already know that. Don't rub it in.
KJVBaptist193 I think Trump will probably be coming to the UK sooner than remoaners think. 🤣
I had so much fun yesterday just to see and hear all the panick, rage and misirable faces on MSM. BBC played sad music all day. They are in mourning.
Poodle
Wasn’t it Britain Trump?
Boris Johnson is poised to meet orange man three times before the UK leaves the EU. Recall that Mr Johnson has been called 'Britain's orange man'
Boris Johnson's dream cabinet.
I think this is meant to be an insult but you must realize that many will take it as a compliment to BoJo
Remainers in meltdown 😂😂😂
‘Trumps chump’
It’s actually Britain Trump which is a typically Trump-esque statement where he struggles to string basic sentences together.
Not “Britain’s Trump”, “Britain Trump”. Come on. Get it right.
What the hell for? Does he know there's more to life and world trade than just the US?
I love both these guys' hair. But Boris' hair are a sight to behold 😊
Them hair game
Chump. He's Britain's Chump.
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