Record View calls for voters in the United States to reject the former president Donald Trump.
Donald Trump has warned of a “bloodbath” if he is not re-elected. The former reality TV star also used his latest campaign speech to vilify migrants, who he claimed were “not my people”.For Trump to talk of “bloodbaths” when he incited a riot that cost lives when the US Capitol was stormed is a disgrace.
There are many on the Conservative right who long for their own mini-Trump. Someone gratuitously offensive but whose popularity remains undented the more unhinged they sound. If and when Rishi Sunak loses power, the race to succeed him as Tory leader could be the most toxic contest yet. The shocking murders of Emma Baillie and John Paul Duffy in Coatbridge were carried out by a man supposedly being monitored by the authorities.
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