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LONDON -- It's common knowledge that Donald Trump isn't exactly a popular figure in Scotland.

As soon as he was elected president,Adult comedy movies - watch free 18+ funny adult movies the reaction on Scottish Twitter made the extent of his unpopularity abundantly clear.

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Even way back before he began on his road to the White House, his campaign to build a golf course in Aberdeen made him hated among many of the locals.

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Perhaps it shouldn't be much of a surprise, then, that Scottish tabloid the Daily Recordpublished this as their front page on Thursday morning:

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The front page has been shared widely on Reddit, and at the time of writing it's at the top of the r/scotland subreddit.

As Reddit user Rob_Scot pointed out, things didn't get any more complimentary inside the paper, either:

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Doesn't look like President Trump will be getting much of a warm reception when he next pays a visit to his Scottish golf course.

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