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SYDNEY – Australia insisted Wednesday that its ambassador to Washington was doing a “good job” after Donald Trump suggested he was “not the brightest bulb” and could be expelled from the United States.
Trump is currently the front runner to win November’s US presidential election, although polls suggest the race against incumbent President Joe Biden could be very close.Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong said Wednesday that Rudd would remain in the role and had the government’s confidence. “I point you in particular to the phenomenal amount of work which has been done on AUKUS in the period that he has been ambassador” she said, referring to a security pact between Australia, Britain and the United States.She said that Rudd’s background, including his time as a foreign minister, meant he had the experience and skills to work with whoever was elected US president in the upcoming election.
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