Donald Trump is a greater threat to Great Britain as terrorists, says Poll – Politico

The survey also showed almost half of the British that Trump would make the British economy worse (47 percent), while 45 percent of the President of the UK President would damage Britain.

Almost three out of ten (29 percent) voters also said that one of the worst things about UK leader Nigel Farage, who achieved a successful series of local election results last week, was his proximity to Trump.

The US President repeatedly asked British voters badly, and protests are expected before his second state visit.

The British Prime Minister Keir Starrer has repeatedly emphasized that his government would not choose between good relations with the USA or the EU, while the White House announced a trade agreement with Great Britain on Thursday.

However, the report showed that 62 percent of all British, including two thirds (67 percent) of the 2024 voters of Labor and 60 percent of the Labor voters, were supported with the EU against “unpredictable partners” in a forced decision against the doubling of US relationships.

The EU saw exactly half (50 percent) of Labor to Reform UK Swilers as the most trustworthy allied Britain, with 75 percent of them supporting “some” or “a lot” cooperation with trade and business.