Farage may have a Trump problem

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The idea of Trump having widespread support in the UK is a mirage.
35% : It no longer seems quite so outlandish that he follows in the footsteps of political soulmate Donald Trump and ends up in charge.
35% : And Farage's closeness to Trump is cited as the top reason not to vote Reform.
33% : Brickbats thrown at Ukraine's leader are wildly at odds with the public -- only 13 per cent of the public consider Volodymyr Zelenskyy a dictator, a word Trump has conveniently forgotten using but everyone else remembers.
32% : Emulating Trump or, worse, appearing to be in his pocket, fails this test.
28% : Asked how they would have voted in last year's US election, only 28 per cent of Britons picked Trump over Kamala Harris.
12% : Asked last weekend who they hold responsible for the Oval Office meltdown, the British public blames Trump and JD Vance over Zelenskyy by a margin of five to one.

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