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Midway through Trump’s presidency, Pew Research conducted worldwide opinion polls to address this and related questions. Here is what they found in seven developed countries …
Percentage of people who held a generally favorable view of the US:
Japan 68%
Britain 57%
Canada 51%
Australia 50%
France 48%
Germany 39%
Russia 29%
Otoh, the percentage of people who had confidence that President Trump would do the right thing in world affairs was:
Japan 36%
Britain 32%
Canada 28%
Australia 35%
France 20%
Germany 13%
Russia 20%
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-ta...ld-see-the-u-s-and-donald-trump-in-10-charts/
It should be added that Trump’s popularity was rising among supporters of the National Rally in France, AfD in Germany, Lega in Italy, and similar groups. If he had been running for President of the EU in 2020 he might have won. Would he have made Europe great again?
P.S. Only kidding. The EU has two presidents (of the Commission and the Council) but neither is elected by the people.
Percentage of people who held a generally favorable view of the US:
Japan 68%
Britain 57%
Canada 51%
Australia 50%
France 48%
Germany 39%
Russia 29%
Otoh, the percentage of people who had confidence that President Trump would do the right thing in world affairs was:
Japan 36%
Britain 32%
Canada 28%
Australia 35%
France 20%
Germany 13%
Russia 20%
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-ta...ld-see-the-u-s-and-donald-trump-in-10-charts/
It should be added that Trump’s popularity was rising among supporters of the National Rally in France, AfD in Germany, Lega in Italy, and similar groups. If he had been running for President of the EU in 2020 he might have won. Would he have made Europe great again?
P.S. Only kidding. The EU has two presidents (of the Commission and the Council) but neither is elected by the people.