Do Any British People Really Welcome A Trump Presidency

[sp1814]

...or is this just a knee jerk reaction to Obama liberalism?

I mean...seriously. Show of hands...

[237SJ]

No. i haven`t met any Americans who want it either - the ones I have spoken to think he would start world war III. Mind you, they don`t seem to keen on Hilary Clinton either.

[ToraToraTora]

Panorama found plenty 237SJ
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07lq12w

[237SJ]

I`m sure there are plenty of them TTT but I am just mentioning the conversations with the many Americans that I meet.

[EDDIE51]

No from me, a Trump presidency would be a disaster for the entire world!

[RandyMarsh]

im gonna say no

[Quizproquo]

No

[zebo]

In the US in April we met plenty of Americans who intended voting for Trump, mainly because of his promises to curb immigration from Mexico. We also met plenty who felt totally disenfranchised with the choices they had, a situation we also experienced in 2008. They seem to be between a rock and a hard place. Their never-ending elections make ours seem a relief, especially as they're already talking about 2020 and 2024!

[Togo]

I remember every body laughing when Ronald Reagan was running. Hmm.
And applauding when Clinton was wheeled out Hmm.
Better you lefties look closer to home and your recent track record of choosing leeedas without fretting about America. One thing for sure, if the yanks need someone to advice them on choosing a top honcho, they will be ignoring you.

[youngmafbog]

I do.

About time the Establishment was broken, it is bent, totally crooked and not fit for purpose.

Another great thing will be the faces of all the lefites when he gets in.

Go trump go.

[jim360]

People who do want Trump had better be careful what they wish for. He has the wrong answers to the wrong questions, but he is fresh I guess in a weird way, so I expect this won't matter before the election. Afterwards... well, the fallout from a Trump presidency is going to be huge.

Unfortunately Clinton isn't great either. I suppose this is as close to a Kang v. Kodos election as we're ever going to see.

[sp1814]

youngmafbog

Really?

Are your political views based on what will upset others?

Isn't that a bit limiting?

[sp1814]

Have to say - I'm shocked at the near unanimity of responses here.

I thought there would be far more people in favour of a Trump Presidency.

[ChillDoubt]

Have to say - I'm shocked at the near unanimity of responses here.

I thought there would be far more people in favour of a Trump Presidency.
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I think the US electorate will concur presently....

[Topiarist]

Definitely not Trump - anyone but!

[sp1814]

I think a lot of Americans view this year's race to the White House a bit like this:

http://tinyurl.com/gopzf7k

[jourdain2]

Devil/Deep Blue Sea choice. I incline to Trump on the sole basis that he is an unknown quantity in many areas and may (being a novice) be controlled to a certain extent. The option of Clinton brings known evils and a huge, unanswerable, party machine. Terrible choice, how did USA get like this?

[Zacs-Master]

Awww, c'mon they've had Raegan and a couple of Bushs and we're all still here.

[Togo]

Buddy at 22:19 that quote is chilling in it's prescience. It screams "NUU Layboor".