Trump official blasts ‘name calling’ by Canada - despite it being the president’s go-to attack
- A senior Treasury official on Monday condemned “name-calling” in politics following critical remarks from Canadian leaders, glossing over President Donald Trump’s long track record of using personal insults against his political opponents.
- Under Secretary for International Affairs Erin Browne addressed the diplomatic friction while appearing on “NewsNation,” speaking from the G20 Summit in Asheville, North Carolina.
- The interview turned to recent remarks by Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who had previously called Trump a “dictator” and a “bully,” even as Ford urged calm and noted that the U.
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- A senior Treasury official on Monday condemned “name-calling” in politics following critical remarks from Canadian leaders, glossing over President Donald Trump’s long track record of using personal insults against his political opponents.
- Under Secretary for International Affairs Erin Browne addressed the diplomatic friction while appearing on “NewsNation,” speaking from the G20 Summit in Asheville, North Carolina.
- The interview turned to recent remarks by Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who had previously called Trump a “dictator” and a “bully,” even as Ford urged calm and noted that the U.
Sources: The Independent