Why Donald Trump is the British government's worst nightmare – POLITICO

The Trump campaign has filed a lawsuit against labor activists who campaigned for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, despite this being common practice among sister parties around the world.

While many in Labor circles saw the move as a classic attempt by Republicans to score a domestic political point, Starmer told reporters that the dispute would not jeopardize his efforts to woo Trump, stressing that the pair were “a good one.” “built a relationship”. There will likely be numerous similar moments in the coming months and years when Starmer needs to keep his mouth shut.

“Starmer must use his best diplomatic skills to protect the essential elements of the British-American alliance and prioritize issues on which Britain can exert the greatest influence,” said Owen, the former Labor adviser. “To achieve this, he will have to work hard to avoid the noise and controversy that will accompany the next president’s every move.”

If the differences are real, Starmer should deal with them personally and not beat around the bush, said the Husdon Institute's Coffey. “If you bring up your side of the argument, he’ll go along with it.”

Gray, the former Trump adviser, agreed. He said the president respects those who have “the courage of their convictions” and will listen when counterparts make evidence-based arguments for positions that diverge from the American approach.

And if all else fails, Starmer can always call Buckingham Palace to appease Trump. “All you have to do is involve the royal family,” Coffey said. “He loves the trappings of the state.”