TJ
Somebody calling out Pelosi for saying that Boris Johnson decides what drugs the UK licenses is extremely suitable to be involved in any channels' US election coverage!
One of the factors of this year's US elections is the, in some ways quite pronounced, anti-British rhetoric coming from prominent Democrats. Arguably the current Government has become marginally aligned with Trump, but this isn't so entirely and in many ways, Trump's administration is actually harming UK interests.
We're mere nuggets in the tectonic plates of US and EU politics!
I think the trouble kind of stems from social media in a way - journalists who have been professional for years and nothing but impartial on screen are suddenly sharing their own opinions on certain individuals and policies which appear to sway one way, especially in the context of your own timeline which will likely swing one way too, suddenly brings their suitability into question. Andrew Neil for example tweeting a Nancy Pelosi comment on Boris Johnson today basically saying "What does she know?" suggests he is far from suitable to be involved in the BBC's election coverage, but I'm sure if I bothered to go looking there would be plenty of criticism of Trump too.
Somebody calling out Pelosi for saying that Boris Johnson decides what drugs the UK licenses is extremely suitable to be involved in any channels' US election coverage!
One of the factors of this year's US elections is the, in some ways quite pronounced, anti-British rhetoric coming from prominent Democrats. Arguably the current Government has become marginally aligned with Trump, but this isn't so entirely and in many ways, Trump's administration is actually harming UK interests.
We're mere nuggets in the tectonic plates of US and EU politics!
