The article discusses the disillusionment of Trump's British followers, particularly in light of his apparent alliance with Vladimir Putin over European allies. It critiques figures like Boris Johnson, who trivialize skepticism toward Trump, comparing their dismissive attitudes to historical patterns of aligning with controversial leaders. The article draws parallels between Trump’s UK supporters and those who historically praised dictators like Hitler, suggesting a troubling trend in political loyalty that dismisses grave concerns associated with such figures.
Boris Johnson, the former prime minister, portrays Trump skeptics as hysterical, likening their reactions to elderly women panicking over a mouse, underscoring his blind loyalty.
Supporters of Trump in the UK often echo rhetoric that praises figures like Hitler, dismissing the negative traits in favor of a distorted political sophistication.
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