Ireland's prime minister talks Brexit and Trump

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Ireland's prime minister talks Brexit and Trump
- Leo Varadkar, prime minister of Ireland, cuts a sharp contrast to Trump. Three decades younger, openly gay and the biracial son of an Indian immigrant, he has pushed liberal policies at home and a “Global Ireland” multilateral approach abroad. Trump, on the other hand, claims “America First” as his slogan and has dubbed himself “Mr. Brexit.” 
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