Trump walks in front of the queen and other missteps

None of those moments was particularly horrible: he did not catch her in a bear hug or throw her in a tweet like a "false news" , for example.

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more than 10 minutes (which may not have been his fault), shook his hand instead of tilting, turned his back for a few seconds, and he left his jacket open and beating, and his long tie was dragging.

Many people have seized on television footage of the pair preparing to examine the scarlet troops badembled in the Quadrilateral of Windsor Castle. He turns his back on him, walks forward and looks on the other side while the monarch moves from one side to the other behind him.

Described as "squeaky" and "uncomfortable" on social media, images of their march together were the subject of close scrutiny. While walking through the castle grounds, Trump maintained a relatively fast march, which at times saw the queen fall behind him as he led the way.

The British immediately defended the 92-year-old monarch. "Did Donald Trump just walk in front of the queen?!?!?!" asked a user clearly offended. "I hated how Trump dared to walk in front of the queen today," writes another.

At some point, the Queen may be seen beckoning to her, although it is not clear exactly what she was referring to. On social networks, some speculated that Trump had been educated on which side of it he should walk.

If that was the case, the President did not seize the message.

No sins with his head Certainly, but enough to raise the anti-Trump mob in Britain.

"I am not a monarchist by any imagination, but it is an insult to Britain, thoughtless, lacking in dignity and without a touch of respect," spat Matthew McGregor

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Trump was called to commit non-presidential style mistakes, including during his investiture when his red tie fell

It is impolite to turn your back on the monarch or walk in front of her. For 70 years, they are married, her husband, Prince Philip, 97, has always walked a few steps behind her in public.

Even the prime ministers, after their weekly audience with the monarch, come back from the room leaving his presence.

Nobody told Trump, or he forgot it.

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"Very few people are unaware of the current queen (@itvnews images)," tweeted British journalist Janine Gibson. in disgust. Gibson is a former editor of The Guardian Britain's Left Republican Tilt Journal

"Trump also turned his back on the Queen, I've Always believed that it was a mortal insult – a monarch #offwithhishead #pulledapartbyhorses, "tweet Ian Beck, perhaps tongue in cheek.

President and First Lady Melania Trump arrived late at the castle (or the Queen was early), forcing her to wait with her courtiers palace under a covered canopy at temperatures close to 26 degrees. Wearing gloves. She continued to check her watch

But the presidents are captives of the one who drives or flies, so it may not be his fault. Royal commentator Victoria Arbiter, who works for CNN, Trump's least popular information network, insisted that it was at the time

"For all who ask No, Trump did not let the queen wait, however, critics ranted

Then, there was a whole affair The British men who follow the tradition bow before the reverence of the monarch and the women, but they are no longer obliged to do so, and the Americans certainly do not need to bother him. do (1776 and all that)

You're supposed to squeeze his gloved hand e It offers and it's fine (as long as you do not grasp loud enough to leave white markings like French President Emanuel Macron and Trump did.)

"Not a Royalist but he did not like the way Trump was late because the queen did not bend and walked in front of her, showing how disrespectful she is to women when he is like that with the world's most famous woman! "tweeted a user named Bea.

A user called Page Nine, a self-described anti-royalist, was nevertheless annoyed enough to display a patriotic pastiche of what looked like the old British heroic queen Boudica, his shield covered by a Union. Jack, a British lion by his side. ] Loading

"I'm not a great royalist – but it's amazing! S in this moment unconscious of the queen, who could reasonably be considered one of the greatest leaders of the world? Also given all the formality, he did not button down his jacket? Maybe a little odd ?, asked Adrian Ludlam.

"Trump is impolite and ignorant for everyone. Including being extremely disrespectful to Prime Minister May & Queen Elizabeth when he was a guest! He won every insult, every hate, every protest. Smarten up, huh? ", Tweeted Hope Aldridge

" Who is this? that Trump thinks he is. "He comes to our country for a supposedly working visit, reprimands our Prime Minister on Brexit, then blames our newspapers for spreading false news." Then, to add insult at the injury, he keeps the queen waiting 15 minutes, does not bow not the shakes, "tweeted Melanie Cbadandra Burstall

The queen, who is rarely seen kissing others, is not known for public displays of affection. She surprised many in 2012 when she was seen hugging Michelle Obama, reciprocally, and the two remained arm in arm for a while

at the time. author Charles Mosley described the interaction as "staggering". CNN: "The big problem is that the queen is an almost sacred person In monarchies, there is a sacredness that surrounds the ruler, which may not be known in the republics."

In 1992, Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating was severely criticized for getting his hands on the monarch's lower back, and the weather referred to him as the "Oz Lizard" because of his rude behavior. [19659004] The Queen wore all the blue for Friday's meeting with the Trumps and seemed to be in a good mood – despite the presidential eclipse

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