A French politician suggested that the US should return the Statue of Liberty, accusing some Americans of siding with 'tyrants.' In response, White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt dismissed the demand, delivering a sharp rebuke that France should be grateful to the US for its role in World War II. The exchange has sparked a diplomatic controversy, with both sides engaging in heated rhetoric. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between the two allies over global political alignments. While the remarks may have been partly in jest, they have ignited a broader discussion on historical alliances and current geopolitical stances.
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French politician suggests US should give back Statue of Liberty for taking ‘the side of the tyrants’
A French politician has called on the US to give the Statue of Liberty back after suggesting that some Americans “have chosen to switch to the side of the tyrants.”
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<blockquote>व्हाइट हाउस कहता है कि अमेरिका ही वजह है कि 'फ्रांस अब जर्मन नहीं बोल रहा है'</blockquote>
The White House has said France should be “grateful” to the US because “the French would be speaking German” if it wasn’t for them. The comments were made by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Monday, after she was asked about the suggestion from a French MEP that the Statue of Liberty should be returned to France.
