Trump’s Ireland remarks ignite diplomatic backlash during Dublin visit

TL;DR
During a taxpayer-funded trip to Ireland, Donald Trump sparked a diplomatic uproar by saying he’d “love” to see a unified Ireland, triggering protests and anger in the UK and beyond. He also attacked NATO, criticized Biden, Harris, and Gov. J.B. Pritzker, and aired unverified claims about the midterm audience, underscoring a pattern of impulsive, ill-considered statements that many observers say undermine decades of U.S. foreign policy and create uncertainty about the White House’s stance on international matters.
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