A Politico report indicates a cooling relationship between Donald Trump and right-wing leaders in Italy, Germany, and France. These European figures are no longer actively seeking alignment with the U.S. president. However, Poland presents a contrasting case, with public opinion remaining largely hopeful regarding a potential Trump presidency. The shift in Western Europe stems from concerns over Trump’s past rhetoric and potential policies. Despite these concerns elsewhere, a majority of Poles surveyed continue to view the White House with optimism. This divergence highlights a unique dynamic in Poland’s relationship with the prospective U.S. administration, differing from the trend observed across much of Western Europe. The report suggests Poland anticipates benefits from continued engagement with the United States under Trump.