Polls and Support For Trump a political figure so divisive - Americans view him more negatively than any other president in the last 70 years

[Dante]

We know people here are on record announcing their faith in polls. Take polls on Greenland for instance -- or not.

Support for Trump’s Policies Exceeds Support for Trump​

A new poll found the public is sympathetic to the president-elect’s plans to deport migrants and reduce America’s presence overseas.

Many Americans who otherwise dislike President-elect Donald J. Trump share his bleak assessment of the country’s problems and support some of his most contentious prescriptions to fix them, according to a new poll from The New York Times and Ipsos.​

A little more than half of the country expresses some desire to see Mr. Trump follow through with his harshest threat to deal with illegal immigration: deporting everyone living in the United States without authorization.​

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Note: The gray segment refers to the share of adults who did not respond or said they didn’t know. Democrats and Republicans include those who identified with or leaned toward each party. - Based on a poll by The New York Times and Ipsos of 2,128 U.S. adults conducted from Jan. 2 to 10.
By June Kim


The poll, which surveyed 2,128 adults from Jan. 2 to 10, found that 55 percent of Americans either strongly or somewhat support such mass deportations.

The poll tells the story of a country turning inward, where people are more aligned with Mr. Trump’s “America First” agenda than they were during his first term in office.​

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For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years — the level of support for his ideas is striking. Most Americans say the United States has ignored serious problems at home while entangling itself in costly conflicts abroad, the poll found. A majority believe the government is sending too much money to Ukraine. And many are expressing less tolerance of immigrants overall.​

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“Something needs to happen on immigration,” said Jose Hernandez, 48, of Atlanta, who works with a hotel chain on new projects. “I’m an immigrant myself, from Mexico, but I waited 25 years. I came to this country legally.” He added, “There’s no control over the system.”​

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note: For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years

Gotta hand it to him. Ttump loves to be agreed with.

note: "President-elect Donald J. Trump" not President Donald J. Trump

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Americans view him more negatively​

But not as negatively as the two clowns he beat last year.

 

[ColonelAngus]

OP, you might want to take a break from all video and audio media on Monday.

 

[Harry Dresden]

OP, you might want to take a break from all video and audio media on Monday.

dante cant....he has been TRUMPISIZED......lol...

 

[Moonglow]

This is

We know people here are on record announcing their faith in polls. Take polls on Greenland for instance -- or not.

Support for Trump’s Policies Exceeds Support for Trump​

A new poll found the public is sympathetic to the president-elect’s plans to deport migrants and reduce America’s presence overseas.

Many Americans who otherwise dislike President-elect Donald J. Trump share his bleak assessment of the country’s problems and support some of his most contentious prescriptions to fix them, according to a new poll from The New York Times and Ipsos.​

A little more than half of the country expresses some desire to see Mr. Trump follow through with his harshest threat to deal with illegal immigration: deporting everyone living in the United States without authorization.​

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Note: The gray segment refers to the share of adults who did not respond or said they didn’t know. Democrats and Republicans include those who identified with or leaned toward each party. - Based on a poll by The New York Times and Ipsos of 2,128 U.S. adults conducted from Jan. 2 to 10.
By June Kim


The poll, which surveyed 2,128 adults from Jan. 2 to 10, found that 55 percent of Americans either strongly or somewhat support such mass deportations.

The poll tells the story of a country turning inward, where people are more aligned with Mr. Trump’s “America First” agenda than they were during his first term in office.​

​

For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years — the level of support for his ideas is striking. Most Americans say the United States has ignored serious problems at home while entangling itself in costly conflicts abroad, the poll found. A majority believe the government is sending too much money to Ukraine. And many are expressing less tolerance of immigrants overall.​

​

“Something needs to happen on immigration,” said Jose Hernandez, 48, of Atlanta, who works with a hotel chain on new projects. “I’m an immigrant myself, from Mexico, but I waited 25 years. I came to this country legally.” He added, “There’s no control over the system.”​

​

note: For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years

Gotta hand it to him. Ttump loves to be agreed with.

note: "President-elect Donald J. Trump" not President Donald J. Trump

exactly what the Germans thought after electing the Nazis and Hitler.

 

[Doc7505]

We know people here are on record announcing their faith in polls. Take polls on Greenland for instance -- or not.

Support for Trump’s Policies Exceeds Support for Trump​

A new poll found the public is sympathetic to the president-elect’s plans to deport migrants and reduce America’s presence overseas.

Many Americans who otherwise dislike President-elect Donald J. Trump share his bleak assessment of the country’s problems and support some of his most contentious prescriptions to fix them, according to a new poll from The New York Times and Ipsos.​

A little more than half of the country expresses some desire to see Mr. Trump follow through with his harshest threat to deal with illegal immigration: deporting everyone living in the United States without authorization.​

View attachment 1067240​

Note: The gray segment refers to the share of adults who did not respond or said they didn’t know. Democrats and Republicans include those who identified with or leaned toward each party. - Based on a poll by The New York Times and Ipsos of 2,128 U.S. adults conducted from Jan. 2 to 10.
By June Kim


The poll, which surveyed 2,128 adults from Jan. 2 to 10, found that 55 percent of Americans either strongly or somewhat support such mass deportations.

The poll tells the story of a country turning inward, where people are more aligned with Mr. Trump’s “America First” agenda than they were during his first term in office.​

​

For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years — the level of support for his ideas is striking. Most Americans say the United States has ignored serious problems at home while entangling itself in costly conflicts abroad, the poll found. A majority believe the government is sending too much money to Ukraine. And many are expressing less tolerance of immigrants overall.​

​

“Something needs to happen on immigration,” said Jose Hernandez, 48, of Atlanta, who works with a hotel chain on new projects. “I’m an immigrant myself, from Mexico, but I waited 25 years. I came to this country legally.” He added, “There’s no control over the system.”​

​

note: For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years

Gotta hand it to him. Ttump loves to be agreed with.

note: "President-elect Donald J. Trump" not President Donald J. Trump

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Of course this would come from the NY Slimes, that hasn't found any truths fit to print in decades.

 

[Thinker101]

We know people here are on record announcing their faith in polls. Take polls on Greenland for instance -- or not.

Support for Trump’s Policies Exceeds Support for Trump​

A new poll found the public is sympathetic to the president-elect’s plans to deport migrants and reduce America’s presence overseas.

Many Americans who otherwise dislike President-elect Donald J. Trump share his bleak assessment of the country’s problems and support some of his most contentious prescriptions to fix them, according to a new poll from The New York Times and Ipsos.​

A little more than half of the country expresses some desire to see Mr. Trump follow through with his harshest threat to deal with illegal immigration: deporting everyone living in the United States without authorization.​

View attachment 1067240​

Note: The gray segment refers to the share of adults who did not respond or said they didn’t know. Democrats and Republicans include those who identified with or leaned toward each party. - Based on a poll by The New York Times and Ipsos of 2,128 U.S. adults conducted from Jan. 2 to 10.
By June Kim


The poll, which surveyed 2,128 adults from Jan. 2 to 10, found that 55 percent of Americans either strongly or somewhat support such mass deportations.

The poll tells the story of a country turning inward, where people are more aligned with Mr. Trump’s “America First” agenda than they were during his first term in office.​

​

For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years — the level of support for his ideas is striking. Most Americans say the United States has ignored serious problems at home while entangling itself in costly conflicts abroad, the poll found. A majority believe the government is sending too much money to Ukraine. And many are expressing less tolerance of immigrants overall.​

​

“Something needs to happen on immigration,” said Jose Hernandez, 48, of Atlanta, who works with a hotel chain on new projects. “I’m an immigrant myself, from Mexico, but I waited 25 years. I came to this country legally.” He added, “There’s no control over the system.”​

​

note: For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years

Gotta hand it to him. Ttump loves to be agreed with.

note: "President-elect Donald J. Trump" not President Donald J. Trump

Dood, WTF!!! It's not 2020. Turn the fricken page.

 

[Dante]

This is

exactly what the Germans thought after electing the Nazis and Hitler.

“The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood he was one of them.” - Turkish proverb.

 

[Dante]

Dood, WTF!!! It's not 2020. Turn the fricken page.

Tell that to Herr Ttump

 

[Nostra]

Hoe many deranged pissy pants threads do you clowns need on this fake news?

Why is Trump so unpopular?

https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/trump-approval-rating-polls-republicans-rcna187951 It's so obvious that no explanation is needed. There are plenty of reasons to accompany the primary ones, that he is a consistent, aggressive liar, that he is a convicted felon, and that his...

www.usmessageboard.com

 

[Dante]

Hoe many deranged pissy pants threads do you clowns need on this fake news?

Why is Trump so unpopular?

https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/trump-approval-rating-polls-republicans-rcna187951 It's so obvious that no explanation is needed. There are plenty of reasons to accompany the primary ones, that he is a consistent, aggressive liar, that he is a convicted felon, and that his...

www.usmessageboard.com

deranged pissy pants threads posted by Clowns?

Why are you attacking your MAGA pals

 

[Dante]

We know people here are on record announcing their faith in polls. Take polls on Greenland for instance -- or not.

Support for Trump’s Policies Exceeds Support for Trump​

A new poll found the public is sympathetic to the president-elect’s plans to deport migrants and reduce America’s presence overseas.

Many Americans who otherwise dislike President-elect Donald J. Trump share his bleak assessment of the country’s problems and support some of his most contentious prescriptions to fix them, according to a new poll from The New York Times and Ipsos.​

A little more than half of the country expresses some desire to see Mr. Trump follow through with his harshest threat to deal with illegal immigration: deporting everyone living in the United States without authorization.​

View attachment 1067240​

Note: The gray segment refers to the share of adults who did not respond or said they didn’t know. Democrats and Republicans include those who identified with or leaned toward each party. - Based on a poll by The New York Times and Ipsos of 2,128 U.S. adults conducted from Jan. 2 to 10.
By June Kim


The poll, which surveyed 2,128 adults from Jan. 2 to 10, found that 55 percent of Americans either strongly or somewhat support such mass deportations.

The poll tells the story of a country turning inward, where people are more aligned with Mr. Trump’s “America First” agenda than they were during his first term in office.​

​

For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years — the level of support for his ideas is striking. Most Americans say the United States has ignored serious problems at home while entangling itself in costly conflicts abroad, the poll found. A majority believe the government is sending too much money to Ukraine. And many are expressing less tolerance of immigrants overall.​

​

“Something needs to happen on immigration,” said Jose Hernandez, 48, of Atlanta, who works with a hotel chain on new projects. “I’m an immigrant myself, from Mexico, but I waited 25 years. I came to this country legally.” He added, “There’s no control over the system.”​

​

note: For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years

Gotta hand it to him. Ttump loves to be agreed with.

note: "President-elect Donald J. Trump" not President Donald J. Trump

For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years — the level of support for his ideas is striking. Most Americans say the United States has ignored serious problems at home while entangling itself in costly conflicts abroad, the poll found. A majority believe the government is sending too much money to Ukraine. And many are expressing less tolerance of immigrants overall.

 

[Nostra]

deranged pissy pants threads posted by Clowns?

Why are you attacking your MAGA pals

Stay stupid, it’s what you do best.

 

[Moonglow]

“The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood he was one of them.” - Turkish proverb.

So that's where Rush got their idea for a song..

 

[ColonelAngus]

You TDS lefties might want to pace yourself.

Don’t get all tuckered out before the inauguration.

Start slow. You will be triggered daily once he takes office.

Stretch good, hydrate, maybe have a Cliff bar.

You are beginning a 4 year marathon of derangement.

 

[Moonglow]

You TDS lefties might want to pace yourself.

Don’t get all tuckered out before the inauguration.

Start slow. You will be triggered daily once he takes office.

Stretch good, hydrate, maybe have a Cliff bar.

You are beginning a 4 year marathon of derangement.

Same fer yous fluffers of Trump.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Same fer yous fluffers of Trump.

Naw, I have been through this before.

I am perfect.

Coconut Water is good for hydration. Get the brands who have Thai Coconuts. They are better tasting than Brazilian coconuts.

 

[bdtex]

Support for Trump’s Policies Exceeds Support for Trump

Never above 50%

 

[Dante]

Never above 50%

If it ever rises it won't be for much or for long

 

[Nostra]

We know people here are on record announcing their faith in polls. Take polls on Greenland for instance -- or not.

Support for Trump’s Policies Exceeds Support for Trump​

A new poll found the public is sympathetic to the president-elect’s plans to deport migrants and reduce America’s presence overseas.

Many Americans who otherwise dislike President-elect Donald J. Trump share his bleak assessment of the country’s problems and support some of his most contentious prescriptions to fix them, according to a new poll from The New York Times and Ipsos.​

A little more than half of the country expresses some desire to see Mr. Trump follow through with his harshest threat to deal with illegal immigration: deporting everyone living in the United States without authorization.​

View attachment 1067240​

Note: The gray segment refers to the share of adults who did not respond or said they didn’t know. Democrats and Republicans include those who identified with or leaned toward each party. - Based on a poll by The New York Times and Ipsos of 2,128 U.S. adults conducted from Jan. 2 to 10.
By June Kim


The poll, which surveyed 2,128 adults from Jan. 2 to 10, found that 55 percent of Americans either strongly or somewhat support such mass deportations.

The poll tells the story of a country turning inward, where people are more aligned with Mr. Trump’s “America First” agenda than they were during his first term in office.​

​

For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years — the level of support for his ideas is striking. Most Americans say the United States has ignored serious problems at home while entangling itself in costly conflicts abroad, the poll found. A majority believe the government is sending too much money to Ukraine. And many are expressing less tolerance of immigrants overall.​

​

“Something needs to happen on immigration,” said Jose Hernandez, 48, of Atlanta, who works with a hotel chain on new projects. “I’m an immigrant myself, from Mexico, but I waited 25 years. I came to this country legally.” He added, “There’s no control over the system.”​

​

note: For a political figure so divisive — Americans view him more negatively than any other president about to take office in the last 70 years

Gotta hand it to him. Ttump loves to be agreed with.

note: "President-elect Donald J. Trump" not President Donald J. Trump

Why Trump is getting more popular

Donald Trump's favorability rating and popularity are near a record high.

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