What do we make of Macron’s U.S. visit? The right wonders

1. Macron treats Congress to a full-scale takedown of Trumpism

From Washington Post: "Despite his supposed 'bromance' with Trump, the French president showed in a speech that he will not be trifled with."

2. Why Macron couldn't keep his hands off Trump

From CNN: "No wonder the entire Congress gave him a lengthy standing ovation."

3. Macron Embraces Trump, Rejects Trumpism

From The Atlantic: "In a speech to Congress, the French president elegantly rebuked his host's entire worldview."

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