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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

89% : Trump loves the UK.
61% : Every attempt to kill Trump off -- sometimes literally -- made him more popular.
60% : Because ultimately, that is what Trump cares about most.
59% : But despite his erratic nature, and wild mouth, Trump offers optimism to the people of his own country.
54% : And it is impossible to imagine a US-UK trade deal ever happening with a socialist Prime Minister in Downing Street, no matter how much Trump loves the Royal Family and enjoys playing 18 holes in the Highlands.
49% : Trump, instinctively -- for he is a businessman more than he is anything -- understands the ordinary concerns of ordinary Americans.
40% : Trump had, er, Elon Musk.
39% : It is impossible to imagine Labour credibly making the same conversion -- no matter how shamelessly Starmer and Lammy grovel to Trump now.
38% : yes, if Trump comes to the UK I will be out protesting on the streets".
37% : For all the accusations of racism that are thrown at him, it was Latinos, Asian-Americans and black Americans -- especially men -- who came out for Trump.
35% : Then leaving Joe's dismissal so late that cackling Kamala was the only feasible option to face Trump.
28% : Yet if Trump getting elected means that American support for Ukraine is wound down, and Putin can claim any kind of victory, then that will be a tragedy for Ukraine, Europe and humanity.
28% : And when Trump talks about mass deportations, I can't help but wonder what that will look like in the cold light of day.
24% : What chance of a US-UK trade deal when our lame duck Foreign Secretary David Lammy called Trump, "no friend of Britain . . . not fit to hold public office . . . 
21% : Trump has sometimes made me cringe, not least because of the way he has talked about women.

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