Trump is more popular than most NATO country leaders

glorydaz

glorydaz

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annabenedetti said:
It's always been over the line here to go after someone's family. My dad passed away after an extended traumatic illness and my mom isn't a hooker. Who here wants someone calling their parents a john and a hooker? I can handle insults directed at me, but these are my mom and dad.
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You know better than that, but keep whining.

Anna can't handle being hit back...just admit it.

It's always the lib way to shut up those who don't kiss their dainty little be-slippered feet.

Boo Hoo
 
Arthur Brain

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glorydaz said:
No, you're an elitist snob because you consider yourself better than those who don't follow your own brand of political correctness bull.

You and your ilk love to rile people up until they go "over" your own personal easily offended "line", and then you whine like you've been abysmally affronted. You're a bunch of snivelling cowards who run to the principal after spending the afternoon mocking the boy with the untied shoes. You're disgusting and two-faced, and don't have a clue about what it takes to live in the real world.
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Pfft, I have no time for political correctness so you can save that line of crap for someone who does. You can use the word "poop" as much as ya like. You can even lie about me as much as ya like with your crap about gay innuendo and the stuff that I don't actually do but quit with the holier than thou garbage cos it's pathetic GD.

If I was that easily offended and prone to "running to teacher" then the woodshed on here would be crammed with my reports. Care to see when I made my last? You'd be scrolling down a hell of a long way.

In the real world zealots are regarded as cranks for the most part and you're making a prime case for that.

:dizzy:
 
glorydaz

glorydaz

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Arthur Brain said:
Um, okay. Did you whinge away when Obama was your "PRESIDENT"?
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I didn't like it, but I didn't cuss and have a fit in public. I didn't don vulgar pink hats, and call in the antifa mob. I waited and prayed someone would come along and drain the swamp that Obama had filled with swamp creatures.

Now the swamp is writhing in agony and their hissy fit is very annoying.
 
glorydaz

glorydaz

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Arthur Brain said:
Pfft, I have no time for political correctness so you can save that line of crap for someone who does. You can use the word "poop" as much as ya like. You can even lie about me as much as ya like with your crap about gay innuendo and the stuff that I don't actually do but quit with the holier than thou garbage cos it's pathetic GD.

If I was that easily offended and prone to "running to teacher" then the woodshed on here would be crammed with my reports. Care to see when I made my last? You'd be scrolling down a hell of a long way.

In the real world zealots are regarded as cranks for the most part and you're making a prime case for that.

:dizzy:
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Oh....Smarty is all offended. I've seen this movie before. :popcorn:
 
Arthur Brain

Arthur Brain

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glorydaz said:
Shut up, squirt. It was a blanket comment not to be taken personally. If I said you were born in a barn, you'd say I was speaking ill of your mother and your father's ability to care for you.

Sensitive little snowflakes should leave this country and find a "safe place" to whimper and whine.


"Crap"....Artie said a vulgar word. :cry:

And "troll"....Artie is calling me names. :cry:
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Oh, it was personal alright and from a forum member who has a reputation for flaming out and being banned for it. No real surprise that you take this approach however as you revert to the childish when smarting...
 
Arthur Brain

Arthur Brain

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glorydaz said:
I didn't like it, but I didn't cuss and have a fit in public. I didn't don vulgar pink hats, and call in the antifa mob. I waited and prayed someone would come along and drain the swamp that Obama had filled with swamp creatures.

Now the swamp is writhing in agony and their hissy fit is very annoying.
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Wow, you take deranged hyperbole to a whole new level.

Congrats!

:AMR:
 
Catholic Crusader

Catholic Crusader

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And STILL none of you leftwing losers has refuted this. Oh, you have attacked and smeared everyone in your sites, but like the hate-filled little worms you are, you keep missing the target:

CatholicCrusader said:
Trump is more popular than most NATO country leaders (who think they’re better than he is)
By Raheem Kassam - source link

America is a nation obsessed with political approval ratings like no other. But the U.S. media seems ignorant to the fact that President Trump is currently one of the most popular leaders of a major Western nation in the world today.

Guffaw if you like, but those who are both regarded and regard themselves as “better” leaders have lower numbers than the American president — and while his are trending up, some of theirs are in free fall.

When Barack Obama left the world stage, having commanded a mid-40s average approval rating over the course of his presidency, the New York Times declared German Chancellor Angela Merkel to be the liberal West’s “last defender.”

Less than two years later, after an election upset and an ensuing struggle to form a government, Merkel is horribly bruised and close to being ousted by her coalition partners in Germany. Both for having encouraged mass inward migration to her country, and failing to come up with a solution once the Germans figured out it wasn’t working for them.

More to the point, her approval rating stinks.

In 2013 Merkel attracted an over 70 per cent approval rating — the stuff of presidential dreams. By early 2016 she found herself in the mid 40s, most recently attracting a rating of about 50 per cent.

This is notionally higher than President Trump (42 per cent average). But Trump’s rating fits broadly into the average since Obama took office -- especially when you factor in the backdrop of an often hysterically hostile media, a major FBI investigation, as well as an intransigent opposition party. Merkel has none of these excuses, yet her popularity has plummeted while Trump’s has steadily risen.

Now, 18 months on from the declaration of Merkel’s “flair” and “deftness,” the New York Times published her political obituary, entitled “The Tragedy of Angela Merkel.”

The same trend is evident in France, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

France elected a so-called “centrist” in Emmanuel Macron, who has used his presidency thus far to attempt to balance his own liberalism while trying to withstand mounting (though disorganized) pressure from the political right. According to his numbers, it isn’t working.

While elected just over a year ago with 66 per cent of the French vote, Macron now sits at just 32 per cent.

His grandiose mannerisms, tax hikes, and opposition to European populism have found him on the receiving end of sharp criticism – even from allies in his own movement.

According to French newspaper L’Express, one of his own allies -- a member of the French parliament -- said: “Emmanuel Macron is a capricious prince, despotic and cruel. That does not mean that he cannot be a great prince. He really speaks to the nation… But his daily reactions are worrying.”

If only such exciting descriptions could be made of Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May, who is only kept ahead against the Labour Party in the polls due to the polarizing, hardline socialist nature of the opposition and the left-wing party’s rife anti-Semitism problem and economic illiteracy.

Taken on her own, she fails to command much support from the British public at all.

The latest Ipsos Mori data gives her just 35 per cent, though it appears she doesn’t see this as a hindrance, as she continues to lecture President Trump over immigration.

The same can be seen closer to the United States.

In March 2017, liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had a 54 per cent approval rating, sinking to between 35-40 percent earlier this year, depending on which polls you believe.

In April 2018, Forum Research found the Canadian leader to have just 35 per cent of popular approval, while Rasmussen said it was more like 40 per cent. The latter concurrently placed President Trump at 47 per cent, giving him a sizeable lead over Prime Minister Trudeau.

While the Canadian PM’s fortunes this month received a poll bump up to 50 percent, the impetus seems to be an emulating of President Trump’s positions on trade, having imposed a 25 per cent tariff on U.S. metal, and a 10 per cent tariff on about 250 other goods totaling a value of $12.6 billion.

Ever the big talker about free trade and the principles of globalism, Trudeau seems to have woken up to the reality of governing in the national interest, or at least the political necessity of it.

The truth is despite CNN’s insistence on throwing negatively spun graphics on television insisting on how unpopular President Trump is, his approval is broadly in line, if not higher than, a number of Western leaders in context.

And they don’t have half of the antagonistic arms of government, the media, or political opposition working -- sometimes hand-in-hand -- against them
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Trump is more popular than most NATO country leaders

Republican members of Congress who are afraid to hold constituent meetings for fear of hostile receptions from their electorate and members of the Administration being verbally accosted in public, are hardly the sign of a popular leader!
 
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