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DependsTrump Says He’d ‘Love’ To See Ireland Unified, Breaking Decades Of US Neutrality
What the article says. Daily Wire published “Trump Says He’d ‘Love’ To See Ireland Unified, Breaking Decades Of US Neutrality.” In the piece, they put it this way: President Donald Trump broke with decades of American neutrality on Northern Ireland’s constitutional future Saturday, saying during a visit to Dublin that he would “love to see” the island of Ireland unified. “I don’t want to cause any problem. I will tell you, I’d love to see it unified,” Trump said alongside Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin. “It’s going to happen eventually.” Trump further called reunification “a fantastic thing” and said it would be “a great feather in everybody’s cap,” while acknowledging that the United Kingdom would have a say in any change. “How…
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