At the 500-day mark of his Presidency, tied with Ford.
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Trump’s Approval Ratings Lowest on Record
- Thread starter Toro
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FAKE NEWS
- Apr 5, 2010
- 80,118
- 32,244
- 2,300
At the 500-day mark of his Presidency, tied with Ford.
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and the 2nd best own party approval.
He isn't that far off from Obama either when it comes to the 500 day overall mark, or Reagan for that matter. the curve does even out at the bottom.
Considering the constant 2 Minute Hate he gets from the Media, it's surprising he's even this high, despite their efforts.
- Apr 5, 2010
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FAKE NEWS
It's actually an excellent example of "fake news", which in the post the OP glosses over the 2nd part of the table, and ignores the fact that he is only a few percentage points below Obama at the 500 day mark.
Fake News isn't usually blatant lying, it's aggressive spin of a given set of facts to frame them in the viewpoint desired by the author.
And yet, he will easily be reelected.
TheProgressivePatriot
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And yet, he will easily be reelected.
Moscow will see to it
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Then the definition has changed.Fake News isn't usually blatant lying, it's aggressive spin of a given set of facts to frame them in the viewpoint desired by the author.
The original use of the term was to describe the comically fabricated "news stories" found on Breitbart, WND, Alex Jones, et al., during the Obama administration.
That was before Trump commandeered the term, of course.
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Blah Blah... more hyper Trump hysteria and you know it Toro.
You are a math guy.... so you then know that Obama's numbers are virtually the exact same and within margin of error. You also know that our country is severely divided, and not this divided since the mid 60's.
And that division is the key.
You are a math guy.... so you then know that Obama's numbers are virtually the exact same and within margin of error. You also know that our country is severely divided, and not this divided since the mid 60's.
And that division is the key.
^^ delusional...And yet, he will easily be reelected.
Moscow will see to it
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- Apr 5, 2010
- 80,118
- 32,244
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Then the definition has changed.Fake News isn't usually blatant lying, it's aggressive spin of a given set of facts to frame them in the viewpoint desired by the author.
The original use of the term was to describe the comically fabricated "news stories" found on Breitbart, WND, Alex Jones, et al., during the Obama administration.
That was before Trump commandeered the term, of course.
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Those are of course the most extreme versions of "fake news" and was the original definition.
Yes, Trump did extend the definition, however as we all know definitions can change over time. The concept of a "liberal" is a prime example.
Tough to keep up when partisan politics controls the language.Then the definition has changed.Fake News isn't usually blatant lying, it's aggressive spin of a given set of facts to frame them in the viewpoint desired by the author.
The original use of the term was to describe the comically fabricated "news stories" found on Breitbart, WND, Alex Jones, et al., during the Obama administration.
That was before Trump commandeered the term, of course.
.
Those are of course the most extreme versions of "fake news" and was the original definition.
Yes, Trump did extend the definition, however as we all know definitions can change over time. The concept of a "liberal" is a prime example.
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- Apr 5, 2010
- 80,118
- 32,244
- 2,300
Tough to keep up when partisan politics controls the language.Then the definition has changed.Fake News isn't usually blatant lying, it's aggressive spin of a given set of facts to frame them in the viewpoint desired by the author.
The original use of the term was to describe the comically fabricated "news stories" found on Breitbart, WND, Alex Jones, et al., during the Obama administration.
That was before Trump commandeered the term, of course.
.
Those are of course the most extreme versions of "fake news" and was the original definition.
Yes, Trump did extend the definition, however as we all know definitions can change over time. The concept of a "liberal" is a prime example.
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They don't "control" the language. What they do is have the ability to shape the trend of the language because of their ability to use their strength of their numbers and their single mindedness to change definitions over time.
That of course works both positively and negatively.
And yet, he will easily be reelected.
Moscow will see to it
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Already getting your excuses in order. That's shows some connection to reality.
Good for you.
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Doing better than Reagan in the republican party?
One has to remember that this type of polling doesn't exactly have a small margin of error. You can probably look at the two poll numbers next to the one of interest and consider them pretty much even. The trending is over I'd say 5-6 different presidents before you get a true "difference"
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WOW, I thought Obama was THE best President ever...….what happened?
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He's a fucking retard too.^^ delusional...And yet, he will easily be reelected.
Moscow will see to it
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Crepitus
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Yes, now fake news means "trump doesn't like it".Then the definition has changed.Fake News isn't usually blatant lying, it's aggressive spin of a given set of facts to frame them in the viewpoint desired by the author.
The original use of the term was to describe the comically fabricated "news stories" found on Breitbart, WND, Alex Jones, et al., during the Obama administration.
That was before Trump commandeered the term, of course.
.
- Apr 5, 2010
- 80,118
- 32,244
- 2,300
Yes, now fake news means "trump doesn't like it".Then the definition has changed.Fake News isn't usually blatant lying, it's aggressive spin of a given set of facts to frame them in the viewpoint desired by the author.
The original use of the term was to describe the comically fabricated "news stories" found on Breitbart, WND, Alex Jones, et al., during the Obama administration.
That was before Trump commandeered the term, of course.
.
Considering the Media is out to get him, there is plenty of things out there for him not to like.
/----/ No, the wild eyed democRAT lying hate machine will see to it that Trump is re-elected.And yet, he will easily be reelected.
Moscow will see to it
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