Did King Charles Take A Swipe At Trump

During his address to the U.S. Congress, today, King Charles III praised the separation of powers and the principle of checks and balances, calling them a "great inheritance" passed down from the UK to the US. He described the U.S. system as a crucial move away from arbitrary power, anchored in the Magna Carta, which he noted ensures executive power remains subject to limitations.

Seems odd, because he was sent to the US to take deep loads from our King.

I liked his speech.

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

UK royalty decorum makes it tough to say if a faux pas is made. Much conversation in the USA would certainly be considered a faux pas to English royalty though.

Trump most certainly had multiple faux pas when he met with Queen Elizabeth without even saying a thing.

A foreigner most certainly doesn't lead the queen on her own grounds. I remember that one very well, as well as the look on her face when it happened.