...and I still get more respect the FJBLGB.
Patriots at home and true allies abroad cheer at the name of Donald Trump while traitors at home and enemies abroad shake in their boots.
Yup, that’s the sign of a true Patriotic American Leader.
GO TRUMP AND GO AMERICA!!!!
Those idiots who took that other ridiculous poll must be crying in their beers right about now.
...and I still get more respect the FJBLGB.
Bidenskyyyyyy and Clintoon are both bigmouthed, lying, HONKY THUGS.
Biden 21%: A guy they know isn't capable, but is the incumbent and leader of the partyAdd those two up, and the "respect" factor is pretty close.-and-
Obama 17%: A guy they truly like, but can no longer run for elected office
Only 2000% more?
I don’t think the Dems care about polls, unless they show them ahead. They just use them to see how much and where they need to cheat.
Michelle looms larger...
Interesting. And in other news, a New York Times survey of historians finds that Biden is 14th on the list of Best American Presidents in History and Trump places last. So the intelligencia and the average voter have diametrically opposed opinions on the matter. I’m shocked. /s
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4218471/posts
Off topic, I’m certainly not in the best position to lecture people on grammar (or spelling, for that matter). But this sentence from the article was so glaring, I had to mention it.
“And it wasn’t just the aging president that Trump garnered notably more respect than.”
For what it’s worth, it’s considered incorrect to end a sentence with a preposition -a rule which I admit to not always following (deliberately so, or not). And to be fair, there are situations in which a sentence that ends in a preposition sounds so much more natural than its grammatically correct alternative(s) that I will consciously decide to use the “incorrect” option over the correct one. But this example is not one of them. It’s almost painful to look at.