'Well, this is awkward!' World leaders rush to backtrack on past comments trashing Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : He's just one of several leaders, particularly in Europe, who have had complicated relationships with Trump.
29% : Trump, he said said he was "no friend of Britain.
28% : ALSO READ:Ecstatic J6 offenders look forward to pardons from 'Daddy Trump' -- and retributionIn Australia, previous prime minister and current ambassador to the United States, Kevin Rudd, deleted comments made in 2020 that called Trump the "most destructive president in history" and a "traitor to the West," according to the Australian Broadcasting Corp.
25% : The Post recalled a 2018 op-ed by Labour Party politician David Lammy wrote of Trump that he is "a woman-hating, neo-Nazi-sympathizing sociopath" and a "profound threat to the international order."
20% : In 2019, Lammy went further, calling Trump "deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic."
12% : After he won the 2024 election, officials in Britain and Australia are backtracking from comments made in the past that trashed Trump.

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