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The flagship state propaganda outlet of North Korea published a commentary on Tuesday responding to former President Donald Trump recalling his functional relationship with communist dictator Kim Jong-un, recognizing that Kim has positive “personal feelings” for Trump but dismissing that Pyongyang would improve its ties to Washington should Trump return to the White House.
Amid the full-dress presidential election race in the U.S., Trump, who has been officially confirmed as a candidate for the Republican Party, said in his speech of acceptance for candidate that “I got along with them and it is nice to get along with someone who has a lot of nuclear weapons and otherwise.”
Elsewhere in the article, KCNA dismissed attempts at peace with America on the grounds that America holds free and fair elections, and foreign policy can change from president to president. North Korea is run by a totalitarian, communist family cult that relegates anyone suspected of not supporting the regime fervently enough — and generations of the family — to decades in labor camps.
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