Botanical Notes
Andrew Dyson
In a February interview with Brexit politician Nigel Farage on conservative UK TV station GB News, former US President Donald Trump described Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister and current Australian Ambassador to the United States, as ‘nasty’ and ‘not the brightest bulb’. Trump also suggested that, if re-elected, he would remove Rudd from the role. Andrew Dyson implies that only one of the two men is a bright bulb - and it isn’t Trump.
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