The Albanese regime, along with all Australia's lefties, didn't expect Trump to win. Now Albanese is stuck with that embarrassing oik, Rudd, in Washington. Rudd is stupid enough to think deleting the truly awful things he said about Trump will remove them from memory.

Some time ago, Nigel Farage interviewed Donald Trump about Rudd and his obvious hatred. Trump said that he did not know much about the man, except that he was “a little nasty” and not the “brightest globe”. Trump indicated that Rudd wouldn't be around long if he, Trump, got to be President.

Now, even members of the Opposition are rattling their gums about how it is up to Australia to say who their ambassadors will be, not Trump.

OK. But Trump doesn't have to speak to Rudd, or have anything at all to do with him.

Unlike little boy Rudd, Trump is a real man who might let Rudd's abuse of him slip. Rudd has neither the integrity nor decency to resign; and Albanese is too tin-eared to sack him.

It will be interesting to see what happens.

Yep, Rudd and Albo said and wrote things about Trump in order to big name themselves with their gang.
Now its coming back to haunt them.

And like real men of conviction </sarc> they are madly trying to run and hide from what they previously said and wrote.

I was going to say Trump'll have 'em for breakfast, but they are so inconsequential and so limp, that they won't even represent a midnight snack.

There have been many unflattering comments made by many
about Trump. But as some have said - that's "old news",
and Trump is more interested in what is being said today
about him. Kevin Rudd has deleted his unflattering
comments and is will behave accordingly in Australia's
interests. Apparently, he is doing a good job as our
ambassador to the US.

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy described Trump as a
"tyrant" "A woman hating neo-Nazi sympathizing sociopath".
JD Vance - the current US Vice President back in 2016
described himself as a "Never Trump Guy". He called Trump
as "idiot", "noxious" and "reprehensible while expressing
that Trump might be "America's Hitler".

He also called Trump "dangerous" and "unfit for office".

Trump made him his Vice President. It apparently didn't
worry him.

Yes, there are interesting times ahead for us all.

JD Vance when questioned about Trump's refusal to accept
the election results of 2020 made it quite clear that
Trump was not interested in the past - but the future.

And for that we'll have to wait and see. Will Trump really
go after those he saw as his "enemies?" Will he seek
revenge? Will he retaliate?

Can any of us really predict what Trump will or will not do?

A great laugh to see the UK's black Opposition leader lambasting the Government's black foreign secretary for his derogatory remarks about Donald Trump in Parliament. Nothing in that one for sickly woke, white, race-baiters!

As Rowan Dean, Spectator editor and anchor of Outsiders says, Trump's election is a “pivotal moment”, where the goodness of Western civilisation has triumphed over the “evil that has been growing and festering under it”.

And the Australian Coalition has to understand why Trump won: not because of polls and elitist blah, but by truth and actually “standing for something”.