Theresa May is our very own homegrown Trump her face vacuum-packed from sprawling flab into tight and bony malice, but a Trump all the same.
"Not only do we have the European crisis spilling over and hurting U.S. trade and confidence," he said, but the United States economy also faces "homegrown shocks".
As Barack Obama prepares to host a summit on preventing homegrown terrorism, he faces a backlash from those he says he wants to empower: American Muslim community leaders, who warn that the summit risks stigmatizing and even endangering them.
The mullahs are twisting themselves into knots trying to prove that outside forces are at work when they are facing homegrown outrage over their increasingly autocratic state.
The series has also prompted fresh scrutiny on Cleveland, which for decades has faced homegrown protests to its team name and logo.
It seems all the more remarkable given the amount of homegrown competition she faced: Americans are hardly rioting in the streets over the national shortage of pretty, black female singers.
Their admonitions deepened the sense of crisis around the rebel leaders, who are facing homegrown strife while struggling to root out what they say is a well-armed fifth column of supporters of the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, who lurk in the rebel stronghold of Benghazi.
The latest ruling "still leaves open the case of whether the U.S. is the right place to try all of these suspects," said Sarah Ludford, a spokeswoman for the Liberal Democrats, who are junior partners in Mr. Cameron's coalition government, arguing that those "whose alleged crimes were perpetrated from their computers at home in Britain should face homegrown justice".
Theresa May is our very own homegrown Trump – her face vacuum-packed from sprawling flab into tight and bony malice, but a Trump all the same.
Another flashy press conference in May 2009 showcased these four men as "the faces of homegrown terrorism".
