How is the France-U.S. relations now?

Question

From my understanding, the France-U.S. relations has soured since Iraq war because French weren't supportive of the war at all. There was a huge anti-France sentiment in the U.S. at the time and some people in Congress even brought up an idea of changing the name "French fries" into "Freedom fries."
I don't know what kind of person relationship President Bush has with counterpart President Chirac but I never hear about Bush visiting France or vice versa.
How is the France-U.S. relations now? What is American public's sentiment toward France now? After all, France has been/is a key ally of the U.S.

Answer 1

I think the American government and a important part of the american population did not forgive yet what happened 3 years ago and the opposition of France against the war in Iraq. My personal opinion is that they act like teenagers using petty means to try to annoy France and the French like this comment below...

"The French government is useless to us. They surrender to everyone and we bail them out. I still don't use anything that says french on it. Even if it was made in the good ol' USA."

I think this kind of comment is so immature, so petty and so stupid... DO you think I feel guilty that you boycott the products of my country because we were against this war for International Law Reasons? Maybe you should start thinking that the whole world does not necessary care about what you do of your life and your consumption habits ... You should take example on me, I have an American woman everynight in my bed, and I can tell you that I would never boycott her!

Answer 2

The French government is useless to us. They surrender to everyone and we bail them out. I still don't use anything that says french on it. Even if it was made in the good ol' USA.

Answer 3

France?

Weren't they the country whose brie we saved in WW 1 and WW 2? What have they been up to since then?

Answer 4

shitty as ever