But this won't be a matter of buying a favourable opinion.
Sixty-six percent of voters nationwide have a favourable opinion of the former president.
More than half of Americans have a favourable opinion of labour, according to a Pew survey.
"It won't be difficult to seek a favourable opinion from the council either way," Mr Yusufzai said.
By 2007, thanks mainly to the war, less than 10% of Turks had a favourable opinion of America.
Fully 62% of America's general public now have a favourable opinion of France, up from 29% in May 2003.
And since November, similar polling for the former secretary of state has found that respondents are less inclined to say they have a favourable opinion of her.
Since June 2015, for example, more Americans have said they have an unfavourable opinion of Trump (on average 60%) than a favourable opinion (35%).
Only 11% of Pakistanis offered a favourable opinion of America in an April 2011 Pew survey – a decline of six percentage points from 2010.
A Public Policy Polling survey last month found that only 36% of voters in the state have a favourable opinion of Palin, versus 55% who view her negatively.
According to the latest Gallup poll taken after MoveOn's advertisement ran, 61% of Americans have a favourable opinion of General Petraeus.
