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

[schmidlap]

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.

Despite President Obama's widespread approval, the hatred of the snivelers will endure.

 

[Billo_Really]

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?

Obama rocked!

 

[Anathema]

Not until/unless we have a single party/single ideology system that doesn’t allow dissent.

 

[schmidlap]

Obama rocked!

It is important to acknowledge the empirical data, especially when there are strident fantasists who spew their meritless dogma.

 

[GMCGeneral]

Obama rocked!

Real Americans never supported that asshole, nor any other Democrat. Rush was right, Democrats really are the enemy of the country.

 

[Flash]

Despite President Obama's widespread approval, the hatred of the snivelers will endure.

Obama was a worthless incompetent piece of shit that should have been a shoeshine boy instead of President. He was disaster for this country.

He was the worst President this country every had until this Potatohead jerkoff stole the election of 2020.

He was elected because every goddamn racist Negro in the country voted for him and was joined by worthless weak sicko confused White Guilt Moon Bats.

 

[Billo_Really]

It is important to acknowledge the empirical data, especially when there are strident fantasists who spew their meritless dogma.

I agree.

 

[Billo_Really]

Real Americans never supported that asshole, nor any other Democrat. Rush was right, Democrats really are the enemy of the country.

Pumpkin-head is dead!

 

[Flash]

Reagan was a million times more popular than The Worthless Negro could ever hope to be. He took 49 states in the 1984 election.

Prior to Watergate Nixon was popular. He took 49 states in the 1972 election.

 

[Mac1958]

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?

Look it up.

 

[GMCGeneral]

Pumpkin-head is dead!

But his words live on. And thw great legacy that he brought to America.

 

[BackAgain]

Look it up.

Little mac1.958 doesn’t have a clue.

 

[schmidlap]

Obama was a worthless incompetent piece of shit that should have been a shoeshine boy instead of President. He was disaster for this country.

He was the worst President this country every had until this Potatohead jerkoff stole the election of 2020.

He was elected because every goddamn racist Negro in the country voted for him and was joined by worthless weak sicko confused White Guilt Moon Bats.

You are upset that President Obama was twice elected with over 50% of the vote and completed his two terms with 60% approval.

You'll just have to deal with that reality.

 

[schmidlap]

I agree.

There are current hyper-partisans who become enraged over Obama's documented popularity with the American electorate. It is that emotional response that leads me to expect that we won't have such a unified electorate in the foreseeable future. Election denial will now be the default, knee-jerk position for many losers.

 

[schmidlap]

Some, unable to dispute the numbers, apparently need to kvetch about President Obama's documented success, rather than address the thread's question:

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

Elected in 2008 with 52.9% of the popular vote.​

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Elected in 2012 with 50.5%.​

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Along with only FDR, Eisenhower, and Reagan, twice elected with over 50% of the popular vote.​

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His two terms completed with 60% approval.​

​

Trump received 46.1% of the popular vote, 2.1% less than his opponent, had negative approval numbers throughout his four years, and completed his one term with 34% approval.​

​

Biden won with 51.3% of the popular vote, and has seen negative approval numbers for the past fifteen month. His current approval level is 42.2%.​

Can the U.S. ever again elect a President who can command the respect of most Americans?

 

[JohnDB]

Currently most Democratic candidates are trying to not upset Obama but don't want his help in campaigning either....because everyone he has stumped for has lost disastrously.

And with Biden's poll numbers for approval in the high 20's nobody wants to see him either.

Currently they are trying to energize the "Blue Dog" base of voters...centrist and undecideds are a given lost cause at this point. They are trying to be relevant in the next election as their polling is increasingly becoming even with third party candidates.

This should be a lesson...pushing on that pendulum when it's going your way only increases the push back the other direction.
And with all this social engineering (LGBTQLMNOP) being shoved down elementary age children's throats to where they need to identify as some gender other than what they just learned they are just to get passing grades at school and avoid detention....

Then there's the fuel crisis....almost as bad as when Carter was president....inflation higher than even Obama had...and several other crisis from nuclear threats from three different countries to supply chain issues.

Not much to figure out about how things are going to Go.

This election is over....but the drubbing....is it going to be so bad that the Democrat party is DOA in every state including NY and CA?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

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

Plus, dems cheated, Biden said so

 

[Oddball]

Some, unable to dispute the numbers, apparently need to kvetch about President Obama's documented success, rather than address the thread's question:

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

Elected in 2008 with 52.9% of the popular vote.​

​

Elected in 2012 with 50.5%.​

​

Along with only FDR, Eisenhower, and Reagan, twice elected with over 50% of the popular vote.​

​

His two terms completed with 60% approval.​

​

Trump received 46.1% of the popular vote, 2.1% less than his opponent, had negative approval numbers throughout his four years, and completed his one term with 34% approval.​

​

Biden won with 51.3% of the popular vote, and has seen negative approval numbers for the past fifteen month. His current approval level is 42.2%.​

Can the U.S. ever again elect a President who can command the respect of most Americans?

Millions of republicans stayed home because their candidates sucked on toast.


Your Kenyan lawn jockey won by forfeit.

 

[themirrorthief]

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?

everybody loved Obozo

 

[themirrorthief]

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.

reminds me of that poor old wretch Hillary clinton