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Now look, I'm not here to kinkshay.

If Kirstarmer must be king his tongue up Donald Trump's backside is your thing,

if that's what gets you, how do we put it, excited, then no judgment from me.

Guess if I was going to be, I don't know, a little pinnickety, then I might gently suggest

there should be a very clear demarcation between this extremely niche fetish and political journalism.

Unfortunately, however, Starma's truly grotesque performance with Donald Trump,

a man he aggressively denounced when he was pretending to be left wing

so he could be elected Labour leader, has received some rather unfortunate coverage.

Let's put it that way from the British media.

The Daily Mirror, whose front page once plastered a picture of

Donald Trump alongside a liar and a cheat until the bitter end, this time splashes a very

special relationship, Keir's Trump card. How droll. The Daily Mail goes for, what an unlikely

bromance. Forgive me, incidentally, if I start

retching at any point, while the Daily Express, which is somewhat more right-wing than Genghis Khan,

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