Vulture Donald Trump demanding the NHS must be on the table in any British-US trade talks sharpens the Brexit choice.
The US President wants Britain out of Europe to exploit UK desperation for a Transatlantic deal, his price an opportunity for profit-hungry healthcare corporations to feast on a £100-billion precious public service.
Trump's America First nationalism, seeing dollar signs in Brexit, explains his eagerness and emphasises why it's a Right-wing project with Nigel Farage a past champion of private insurance replacing the NHS.
Labour immediately went on the attack yet an uncomfortable truth for the Jeremy Corbyn seeking a soft Brexit is remaining in the EU would prevent the Tories offering the NHS as a prize in trade negotiations with the States
Trump's probably unaware the health service is close to a national religion and the unpopularity of his enthusiasm for American private gain from Britain's taxpayer-funded public medical system.
The hallucinating US President needs to see a doctor, however, if he thinks he's seeing huge crowds cheering his trio.
People are demonstrating against Trump, not for the Fake News visitor.
