Will the United States ever again have a President as popular as Obama?

[schmidlap]

President Obama was elected in 2008 with 52.9% of the popular vote, and in 2012 with 50.5%, joining FDR, Eisenhower, and Reagan as the only POTUSs twice elected with over 50% of the popular vote. He completed his two terms with 60% approval.

He was succeeded by Trump who received 46.1% of the popular vote, 2.1% less than his opponent. He completed his one term with 34% approval, his lowest rating of four years of relentlessly negative assessments.

Biden won in 2020 with 51.3% of the popular vote, maintaining positive approval numbers for his first seven months in office, but then falling to his current 42.2%, with no surge in the offing.

Given the divisive, hyper-partisan nature of American politics today, and the refusal to accept the will of the People by a sizable faction of losers, do you think that the U.S. can ever again elect a President who commands the respect of most Americans?

 

[EMH]

The American people did not yet know the Kenyan was a cocksucker with a man as a wife and two faux kids.

They know now.

 

[Polishprince]

Obama faced a couple of pathetic Losers when he ran for President. The fact that he won doesn't indicate that he was really that popular at all, just better than the liberal ass kissing McCain and the feckless Mitt who didn't stand up for himself even when he was accused by the libs of tax fraud.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

What makes you think he was VOTED in?

He was inserted in office, just like Biden.............to destroy this country from within.
He also held office illegally and unconstitutionally.

 

[Mac1958]

Given the divisive, hyper-partisan nature of American politics today, and the refusal to accept the will of the People by a sizable faction of losers, do you think that the U.S. can ever again elect a President who commands the respect of most Americans?

I hope so. But as long as around 35% of our populace refuses to accept electoral defeat, our democracy will remain unstable and in a state of decay. Which is evidently what they want.

 

[1srelluc]

FBHO.......Halfrican POS.

Always remember.....That's what that "high road" got us.....Go for the throat.

 

[Devils_Advocate]

What makes you think he was VOTED in?

He was inserted in office, just like Biden.............to destroy this country from within.
He also held office illegally and unconstitutionally.

Ummm , no!

He won fairly and even though I hate idealists like Obama nothing about his wins were illegal…

I know, your candidate didn’t win so the election was stolen!

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Of course we will.

Once the democrat party finally establishes its one-party rule and tightens its hold on controlling the message even further, it will tell all you mindless little proles who is wildly popular and you will support dear leader with gusto,

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Ummm , no!

He won fairly and even though I hate idealists like Obama nothing about his wins were illegal…

I know, your candidate didn’t win so the election was stolen!

Nope. Not stolen, made illegal by putting a non-American into office.
Constitution states only AMERICAN BORN citizens can be placed into the White House as president.

He was illegally inserted, as the Constitution made any votes for him NULL AND VOID.

 

[candycorn]

President Obama was elected in 2008 with 52.9% of the popular vote, and in 2012 with 50.5%, joining FDR, Eisenhower, and Reagan as the only POTUSs twice elected with over 50% of the popular vote. He completed his two terms with 60% approval.

He was succeeded by Trump who received 46.1% of the popular vote, 2.1% less than his opponent. He completed his one term with 34% approval, his lowest rating of four years of relentlessly negative assessments.

Biden won in 2020 with 51.3% of the popular vote, maintaining positive approval numbers for his first seven months in office, but then falling to his current 42.2%, with no surge in the offing.

Given the divisive, hyper-partisan nature of American politics today, and the refusal to accept the will of the People by a sizable faction of losers, do you think that the U.S. can ever again elect a President who commands the respect of most Americans?

Sure.

The right wing hate machine will die down once Trump settles in for the dirt nap and his supporters forget that they want to murder people. When your ego is so closely tied to your position...you do and say stupid things. You see that here daily from the right wing nut jobs. Anyway, once he's gone, he'll be forgotten about and The GOP will pretend that they didn't go batshit crazy for nearly 10 years, some in the middle and on the left will believe them, and we'll have the situation we had back in the 2010's....

 

[Blaster]

Obama faced a couple of pathetic Losers when he ran for President. The fact that he won doesn't indicate that he was really that popular at all, just better than the liberal ass kissing McCain and the feckless Mitt who didn't stand up for himself even when he was accused by the libs of tax fraud.

Yep, he beat two RINOs in McCain and Romney.

 

[johngaltshrugged]

I'd wager you progbots would be shocked at how UNPOPULAR Barry was outside of collectivist totalitarian circle jerks in the cities & fake polls.

Most of the actual mass of Americans couldn't stand that weanie with a dude for a wife

 

[BlueGin]

Ummm , no!

He won fairly and even though I hate idealists like Obama nothing about his wins were illegal…

I know, your candidate didn’t win so the election was stolen!

Except the democrats fraudulently gave him the nomination over Hillary. Not that I think Hillary should have been nominated either . She sucks

 

[CrusaderFrank]

President Obama was elected in 2008 with 52.9% of the popular vote, and in 2012 with 50.5%, joining FDR, Eisenhower, and Reagan as the only POTUSs twice elected with over 50% of the popular vote. He completed his two terms with 60% approval.

He was succeeded by Trump who received 46.1% of the popular vote, 2.1% less than his opponent. He completed his one term with 34% approval, his lowest rating of four years of relentlessly negative assessments.

Biden won in 2020 with 51.3% of the popular vote, maintaining positive approval numbers for his first seven months in office, but then falling to his current 42.2%, with no surge in the offing.

Given the divisive, hyper-partisan nature of American politics today, and the refusal to accept the will of the People by a sizable faction of losers, do you think that the U.S. can ever again elect a President who commands the respect of most Americans?

Without the nonliving, those dem numbers get cut in half

 

[Oddball]

Yep, he beat two RINOs in McCain and Romney.

He "beat" two jobbers who were nominated to lose on purpose.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

I hope so. But as long as around 35% of our populace refuses to accept electoral defeat, our democracy will remain unstable and in a state of decay. Which is evidently what they want.

Asking about your signature sign...........

What exactly IS the "Forward Party"?
Is it really a political party or just a political idealology?
What does it encompass and entail?

 

[TheParser]

The Honorable Barack Obama was not that popular.

Many people who voted for him the first time did not necessarily think that he would win. They did so because they wanted to show their support for the first serious African American Presidential candidate. They were no doubt as shocked as anyone else when he won.

Did he leave office with a high approval rate? Well, how was this poll taken? Did a pollster personally ask the respondent? If so, who would want to criticize the first African American President in American history? (Remember his maudlin TV talk when he compared that teenager who had been killed in Florida to the son that he had never had?)

 

[Flash]

President Obama was elected in 2008 with 52.9% of the popular vote, and in 2012 with 50.5%, joining FDR, Eisenhower, and Reagan as the only POTUSs twice elected with over 50% of the popular vote. He completed his two terms with 60% approval.

He was succeeded by Trump who received 46.1% of the popular vote, 2.1% less than his opponent. He completed his one term with 34% approval, his lowest rating of four years of relentlessly negative assessments.

Biden won in 2020 with 51.3% of the popular vote, maintaining positive approval numbers for his first seven months in office, but then falling to his current 42.2%, with no surge in the offing.

Given the divisive, hyper-partisan nature of American politics today, and the refusal to accept the will of the People by a sizable faction of losers, do you think that the U.S. can ever again elect a President who commands the respect of most Americans?

Hopefully the US will never again have a worthless dumbass foreign born married to a transsexual Democrat Negro President that increased poverty, decreased family income, incited destructive racial unrest, allowed millions of Illegals to flood across the border, raised taxes, ran up astronomical debt with nothing to show for it and who decimated the US military.

 

[schmidlap]

Sure.

The right wing hate machine will die down once Trump settles in for the dirt nap and his supporters forget that they want to murder people. When your ego is so closely tied to your position...you do and say stupid things. You see that here daily from the right wing nut jobs. Anyway, once he's gone, he'll be forgotten about and The GOP will pretend that they didn't go batshit crazy for nearly 10 years, some in the middle and on the left will believe them, and we'll have the situation we had back in the 2010's....

The failed casino operator who had a fixer to pay off bimbos with whom he rutted behind the backs of trophy wives and was such a sore loser that he incited his goons to attack outnumbered police defending democracy has a cult that may fantasize that he is still alive, like Elvis.

 

[schmidlap]

Without the nonliving, those dem numbers get cut in half

You're being silly.

Loser paranoia induces the delusion that fifty states, under both Republican and Democratic administrations, certified fake electoral votes, after investigations, recounts, and dozens of court challenges all fizzled, is the weird worshipers' dogma, but has no basis in reality.