Posts have circulated online about rich and influential people interfering in other countries’ democracies. Sir Keir has criticised Mr Trump’s “offensive remarks” about certain groups and the “assumptions and the belief that lie behind those comments”. However there does not appear to be evidence that he directly called the president-elect a racist.
Others in his Cabinet have used the word racist to describe Mr Trump. Some Labour Party staff do seem to have campaigned for Kamala Harris ahead of November’s US presidential election, however there does not appear to be any evidence that Sir Keir himself sent them there.
Mr Store’s remarks about Mr Musk are accurately reported, however they were not said during or soon after a meeting with Bill Gates. Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump. Sir Keir has criticised Mr Trump in the past and has spoken of his beliefs as “repugnant”, however there does not appear to be any evidence that he has directly used the term racist to describe the president-elect.
Other Labour politicians and Donald Trump. Other Labour politicians have used the word “racist” when speaking about Mr Trump. Labour campaigners in the US. Bill Gates and the Norwegian Prime Minister. The post about Jonas Gahr Store and Bill Gates includes a quote from the Norwegian Prime Minister. In it he said that Elon Musk’s involvement in the internal affairs of other countries is “worrying”.
