President Trump met with Queen Elizabeth in London yesterday, and that left the Telegraph asking this question:

Did Donald Trump forget to bow to the Queen?https://t.co/vWRbsYIyOw pic.twitter.com/1LqegajmPH — The Telegraph (@Telegraph) July 13, 2018

Additionally there were several blue checks on Twitter who slammed President Trump for not bowing and Melania Trump for not curtsying:

I can't even watch this… No bow or curtsey and now #Trump walks in front of the Queen #TrumpUKVisit surely he knows the protocol but chooses to ignore it and that's just bloody rude ? — Joanna Gasiorowska (@JoGasiorowska) July 13, 2018

There is an awful lot that’s wrong with Trump’s behaviour. Almost everything. But failing to bow or curtsy to the queen? You must be kidding. https://t.co/yokIzjw2Ir — Velterop ⓐ #FBPE ????????? (@Villavelius) July 14, 2018

BREAKING: Donald Trump SNUBS bow and Melania FAILS to curtsy as they meet Queen #TrumpVisitUK https://t.co/bXxN9crn4g pic.twitter.com/12akQmTSPf — Nicholas Bieber (@NickBieberHP) July 13, 2018

Yeah, about that:

“We are not her subjects.” https://t.co/twgWXsKMGF — John Stossel (@JohnStossel) July 14, 2018

‘Others online also debated whether Trump and first lady Melania Trump broke with royal protocol when they opted to shake hands with the queen instead of bowing or curtsying.’ This is in fact what Americans do. We’re not her subjects. https://t.co/xe4shnyHFQ — David Boaz (@David_Boaz) July 14, 2018

If anybody in the Resistance needs more clarification, this was in the Washington Post on Thursday:

In a meeting like this, etiquette requires Trump to wait until the queen offers her hand, then to shake it politely and move on. The same applies to Mrs. Trump. Neither the president nor the first lady would be likely to bow or to curtsy when they meet the queen, said Hugo Vickers, an author who has long chronicled the British royals.

So the answer to the Telegraph’s question is “no.”

Sooo… At the risk of making this awkward… Regarding that specific question, it was actually a really big deal for a couple of decades in the late 1700s, then less so. https://t.co/pX2t5zCXK8 — Omri Ceren (@omriceren) July 14, 2018

Americans bow to one royal being: God. We bow to no man. Geez. https://t.co/IfptgGqmfs — Melissa Mackenzie ? (@MelissaTweets) July 14, 2018

He's a head of state. He doesn't need to bow to the queen. Didn't we settle this over 200 years ago already? https://t.co/UPS1L5gscf — Kerry Picket (@KerryPicket) July 14, 2018

We hope all those answers help settle any debate.