House of Commons Speaker and Literal Cuckold, John Bercow, to Ban Trump From Addressing British Parliament

What’s with these people? When will they learn they can’t win?

Bercow is known in Britain as a ‘former right winger’ who finally found his soul and transformed into a social liberal — becoming part of the system of globalist authoritarian progressives — who also opposed BREXIT. In other words, he sold his soul to the devil, becoming a cuckold in the process.

He’s also on record saying migrants are ‘better workers’ than his own people.

Now he’s vying to ban Donald Trump from addressing parliament during his trip to the UK next month — on the premise of being a filthy racist, sexist bastard of a man.

This all stems from Trump’s decision to temporarily ban immigration from 7 muslim countries, until his administration is able to formulate a more effective way of vetting people coming into the country — something his predecessor failed to do. Because of this, Leader Bercow accused Trump of being both a racist and a sexist and doesn’t want to give him the ‘privilege’ of addressing the British parliament.

“Before the imposition of the migrant ban I would myself have been strongly opposed to an address by President Trump in Westminster Hall; after the imposition of the migrant ban by President Trump I’m even more strongly opposed,” Bercow told lawmakers. “I feel very strongly our opposition to racism and to sexism and our support for equality before the law and an independent judiciary are hugely important considerations in the House of Commons.”

“An address by a foreign leader to both houses of Parliament is not an automatic right, it is an earned honor,” Bercow said. “There are many precedents for state visits to take place to our country that do not include an address to both houses of Parliament.”

Bercow’s announcement was greeted with cheers and — rare in the House of Commons — applause from the opposition benches. A motion arguing that Trump shouldn’t be invited to speak has been signed by 163 out of Parliament’s 650 members.

Bercow made clear he wasn’t going to comment on the merits of inviting Trump to the U.K., something that will be getting its own debate in Parliament on Feb. 20. “We value our relationship with the U.S.” he said. “If a state visit takes place, that is way beyond and above the pay grade of the Speaker.”

They’re all so sensitive. Trump keeps winning.