Before Belgium, the U.K. lost to Trump

What happened later last week in England shows that Ms. May and the Queen didn't know how to handle the terrible Donald.

They should have known better though, had they observed and learned from what had happened before, to Trump's 16 other primary opponents or to Hillary Clinton. The man is rude and uses his bully tactics knowing full-well that no one will reciprocate under the guise of proper etiquette or diplomacy.

Like many, they should have never heeded Michele Obama's flawed motto: “When they go low we go high”.

Trump was no diplomat when he trashed May in the Sun interview and she should have told him: “I don't enjoy being insulted, Mr. Trump. If you want to have a meeting with me today, please start with a full public apology for what you said yesterday. If not, fly out of the U.K. tonight and spend the weekend in Russia, in Mr. Putin's company”.

The Queen would have then echoed her Prime Minister and sent that message to Trump: “The tea party is canceled. If you're thirsty, just ask one of your Secret Service Agent to grab a can of Coke off one of the vending machines we have everywhere in London. Goodbye”!

This, unfortunately, didn't happen as both cowed to the Bully-in-Chief.