PARIS (AP) — France’s government has fired back at a flurry of critical tweets by Donald Trump, suggesting the U.S. president lacked “common decency” by launching his broadside on a day when France was mourning victims of the November 2015 terror attacks.
Government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux said Wednesday: “We were commemorating the assassination of 130 of our compatriots three years ago in Paris and Saint-Denis, and so I will reply in English: ‘Common decency’ would have been appropriate.”
Nursing grievances from a weekend visit to France, Trump lit into French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday over his suggestion for a European defense force, over French tariffs on U.S. wine and even Macron’s approval ratings.
The tweets underscored tensions between the once-chummy leaders and displayed Trump’s irritation over criticism of how he acted in France.
Ten bucks says Dotard won’t boycott French Fries…
Trump and common decency?
I’ll never understand French humor.
You’ll get no takers.
Trump lacks decency of any kind. And that applies to the people around him as well, none of his children, wives or in-laws has any decency either.
And Also When We Were Not.