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In the wake of last fall’s New York City pressure cooker bombings, London Mayor Sadiq Khan said he’d had a “sleepless night.” He conceded that large cities “have got to be prepared for these sorts of things” to happen, and that terror attacks were “part and parcel” of living in a big city, according to The Independent.
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That didn’t sit well with Donald Trump Jr., who used today’s terror attack in London to remind the mayor about his old words.
In prior tweets, Trump has publicly wondered if the United States is becoming “a nation of pus%#s” when it comes to addressing terror.
