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    An EU Official Lets Loose on Trump

    “I’m going to promote the independence of Ohio and the exit of Texas” if the U.S. president continues to promote Brexit to other EU members, Jean-Claude Juncker said.
    by Krishnadev Calamur Mar 30, 2017 3 minutes
    Source: Darrin Zammit Lupi / Reuters

    By the ordinarily staid standards of EU officials, Jean-Claude Juncker can be outspoken. The European Commission (EC) president might couch his criticisms in humor—such as when he addressed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban as a “,” shook his hand, and slapped his cheek (Orban wasn’t amused)—but there’s oftenlittle doubt what he means. So when on Thursday in Malta Juncker spoke to his fellow Christian Democrats from across Europe, it was not totally out of character for him to declare that if President Trump continues to promote

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