King Charles has saved the special relationship for now | Ted Widmer
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King Charles has saved the special relationship  for now | Ted Widmer
"King Charles and Queen Camilla managed to avoid all the mines in their path and deftly repair the special relationship, charming nearly all constituencies in the United States."
"The carefully choreographed visit included a stately speech to Congress, interrupted many times by standing ovations, full of wit, learning, and a deep understanding of US history."
"He slipped in statements that might even be perceived as critical, acknowledging the complexities of celebrating a Declaration of Independence that called his ancestor George III a tyrant."
King Charles and Queen Camilla's visit to the US was marked by political tensions stemming from Donald Trump's actions against Iran and other issues. Despite calls for cancellation, the king maintained composure and charmed various constituencies. His speech to Congress was well-received, filled with wit and historical understanding. He acknowledged the complexities of celebrating a Declaration of Independence that criticized his ancestor, yet he did so with grace, quoting its egalitarian principles effectively, contrasting with Trump's previous rhetoric.
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