Outside of Putin and Duterte are there any foreign leaders who genuinely like and respect Trump?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

How low have we fallen?

[Tommy_Carcetti]

1. Maybe Assad.

Considering that I don't think his abuses are going to be on the table any more in terms of Syria policy.

[KewlKat]

2. I disagree that Pootie "likes" the Con. He is just using him to get what he wants.

Pootie thinks he's a baffoon and certainly doesn't respect him. All that nonsense about Pootie saying the Con was brilliant....was WRONGLY translated.

[JI7]

8. agree and he certainly doesnt respect him

[Wounded Bear]

3. Do you really think Putin respects Trump?

I suspect that Duterte couldn't give a shit less about Trump either.

Many countries fear what Trump can do. RW authoritarians can't tell the difference between respect and fear. I know Trump can't.

[randome]

4. You'd think that with his coterie of like-minded stupids, he'd even attract Kim Jong Un.

Sure, he bad-mouths the goofus on an almost daily basis but that's like an energy drink to Lil' Kim.
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[yeoman6987]

5. Leadership in Israel I suppose liked him.

[JI7]

7. no they don't.

[yeoman6987]

10. I thought Benjamin and him were buddies. Oh well

[JI7]

11. he has no buddies.

[yeoman6987]

13. True.

[BannonsLiver]

6. Maybe Theresa May

She doesn't seem like the type to get hung up on personality quirks like being a compulsive liar etc.

[YoungDemCA]

9. Marine Le Pen, Geert Wilders, Nigel Farage...

Do they count?

[WinkyDink]

12. PUTIN?! Bwahaha! If ANYBODY knows Trump is a porcine fool, it's PUTIN! No affection or respect!

[tblue37]

14. Putin neither likes nor respects Cheato. He just manipulates & uses him. nt

[Stinky The Clown]

15. I think Putin holds him in disdain and sees as a fool

[muriel_volestrangler]

16. Robert Mugabe:

Robert Mugabe, the president of Zimbabwe, celebrated his 93rd birthday on Tuesday by pledging to remain in power despite growing signs of frailty, and endorsing Donald Trump’s brand of American nationalism.

“When it comes to Donald Trump, on the one hand talking of American nationalism … America for Americans … on that we agree: Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans,” said Mugabe, who took power in the former British colony in 1980.

In a rambling interview with state-owned TV, Mugabe said he hoped Trump, the US president, might review the sanctions imposed on him and members of his inner circle in 2003 over alleged human rights violations and vote rigging. The sanctions were extended by the Obama administration.

Zimbabwean media loyal to the government made no secret of their delight in Trump’s shock presidential election victory in November. In this week’s interview, Mugabe said he had not wanted Hillary Clinton to claim the White House.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/feb/21/robert-mugabe-93rd-birthday-zimbabwe-president-donald-trump