The Donald In The UK.

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Here's a summary of President Trump and the First Lady's schedule for the first day of their visit to the UK.
BBC Link:

A Thursday and nobody is working in London. Mostly women and certainly no working-class.

Posted at 18:43

'..."It's so noisy, the protest. we think five, six, 700 protesters are here in east Oxfordshire.
"It's very lively, very noisy, peaceful at the moment; with the kind of people you don't normally see at protests.

"Really they've got two objections to Donald Trump being here. First of all they regard him as a racist.
Others are saying they regard him as a misogynist, somebody who has bad attitudes towards women.

"In a sense, they're putting the policies of Donald Trump to one side and picking on the man.
"He's due here in a couple of hours' time to have dinner with about 150 business leaders.
The people here want to get a message to him loud and clear that he's not welcome.

"They want to make as much noise as possible to send a message, 'Mr Trump, we don't want you here
in the United Kingdom'."...'

Posted at 19:01

'...Outside a fenced off area in Regent's Park, some protesters carried placards saying "Special Relationship?
Just Say No" and "No to Trump, No to War".

A handful of women made noise with a whistle, a saucepan and bells to make themselves heard.
Jane, from Scotland, said: "I promised myself if he ever stepped foot in this country I would come out and protest."
The retired teacher, who did not wish to give her surname, said she mostly disagreed with Mr Trump's views on
climate change but disliked his "whole attitude"...'

On another page, it says:
'Theresa May has welcomed Donald Trump to the UK with a lavish black-tie dinner
-during which she made a case for a new trade deal with the US...'

But let's talk about feelings because that's what feeds families.