Is Trump really a monster?

Piers Morgan, a pretty smart guy but reliably liberal, addresses the issue of whether Trump is a monster who should not be invited to the UK.

There’s the popular global narrative for you after just ten days of Donald Trump’s tenure as President of the United States of America. Indeed, such is his monstrosity status, there is currently a petition in Britain to have him banned from receiving a state visit as a guest of The Queen that has so far been signed by nearly two million people.

This follows the huge marches around the US and UK in response to Trump’s ill-conceived and poorly executed temporary ‘travel ban’ on immigrants and refugees from seven terror-strewn predominantly Muslim countries.

Protesters, led by incensed celebrities and politicians on both sides of the Atlantic, have been competing to see who can be most abusive about the President. Many of them, ironically, deploying the very same coarse misogynist rhetoric they cite as one of their main reasons to hate him.

This article is worth reading just to see the list of actually horrible people who have visited the UK