[CondoleezzaProtege]

I bet Prince Harry approves. So says Duchess Meghan’s dad...

[GOP Poet]

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[4Liberty]

"And then I said, 'Because you'd be in Jail'..."

[GreatRoad]

Brits have had some distaste for Yanks, well before DJT came on the scene.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Tommy Robinson, a critic of radical Islam, amassed hundreds of thousands of followers with his campaigning videos, before being imprisoned for disrupting the trial of child sex offenders.

OK, Where is Tommy Robinson and what are they doing to him?

[haircutter]

The weirdo's’ in London...look just like the ones here in the good old US of A.
TWISTED PANTIES AND PINK HATS..

Liberals at their finest...doing what they do best..
MOANING AND GROANING...

[Hugin]

“radical conservative figures”

As opposed to what? Centrist reactionaries? Extreme moderates?

[Salvation]

Says it all right here:

**In reality, the vast majority of British conservatives (and a good chunk of floating voters too) are coming to admire Trump. His unmistakable approach to politics – straight-talking, honest and completely fearless – is increasingly viewed with envy by British voters tired of backsliding career politicians. Brits look over the Atlantic and see a leader who actually puts his money where his mouth is – and gets results for it too.**

[realcleanguy]

True story from a friend who works for google in London. He said that all the hotels in the London area started filling up with Americans 3 days before Trump got there. He had trouble booking rooms for google employees coming over from the Bay area. My friend is not a Trump fan, but he did say who is paying for all these protestors to fly over, party, protest and fly back?

[Huskrrrr]

Time will be on Trump’s side.

[HighSierra5]

No matter what they say over there,I’m proud of our President.

[Vendome]

the marchers were largely unrepresentative ideologues, many of whom represent special interest groups (the Trade Union movement, in particular). These virtue-signaling publicity stunts – a semi-regular occurrence in the capital – are frequently met with spontaneous heckles from ordinary Brits, keen to express their opposition....

Everyone keeps thinking the protests are against a certain man.

They are against an idea, in pursuit of their failed ideas...

[scottiemom]

Nice article but I have reached the point of not really caring what the British think of Americans.

[VeniVidiVici]

Vast majority of those protestors were Gays, Lesbians and Greens.

Three completely useless groups of humanity.

[raiderboy]

Those communists and moslem in those paid for gatherings represent less than 4% of 1% of the British citizens. I completely ignored them.

[Angels27]

I disagree, I think most people donhate Trump. When you do the right thing people tend to hate you. Most people willing servants to their masters in the governemnt

[Cen-Tejas]

good article, very informative, thanks for posting

[jeffersondem]

“Thanks to the exaggerated outrage of the mainstream media and the attention-seeking protests of London leftists, a narrative seems to have set in that the vast majority of British people oppose this week’s visit of President Trump.”

I did see hundreds - maybe thousands - of crazed anti-American protesters on the electric television during President Trump's visit to England.

So what? There are 10 times that many crazed anti-American protesters in many medium sized cities in the American Corruption Belt.

The UK protests were small change. Very weak.

[apocalypto]

I saw Hannity questioning these anti-Trump people, and none could give a specific reason for being anti-Trump.

[FrdmLvr]

I’m Facebook friends with a couple of Brits and their feeds have been nothing but pro-Trump memes and articles, and all of their mates are commenting on all of it positively. I’m told the working class from the regions of Britain oother than London love President Trump and wish they had a leader like him. Someone posted videos of the massive #FreeTommy rally held today and there were many pro-Trump signs and American flags.