Posted on 12/07/2016 4:16:42 PM PST by C19fan
Is this the first poll since the election, or since he got the nomination, or, er, since he jumped into the race last June, to show him net positive in favorability? I can’t think of another offhand. Bloomberg’s been tracking him off and on for five years. Not only has he never been above water in this metric before, he’s never been above 37 percent. But he’s in the honeymoon period with voters right now, he’s earned some goodwill with the Carrier deal, and he’s made some solid, reassuring cabinet picks. Just like that: 50/43 favorability, with voters splitting 55/33 when asked if Trump’s actions since the election have made them feel more or less optimistic about his presidency.
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Unless you are a snowflake.
I disagree with the Author’s view that Trump will have to wait on repealing Obamacare.
Trump will, and needs to be, bold. Repeal immediately. Push hard for replacement. Damn the topedoes!
Full speed ahead!
except in “news” rooms—print, radio, and tv stations, across the country.
still trying to bad mouth the President Elect.
The media has peaked. It will drop out any day now. It never meant what it said anyway. It was only there to usher Hillary into office. It hates "X" women. It is abusive towards them. It tries to bully them. It trashes their family and does everything it can to destroy them.
Sound familiar?
Well, in this instance, it's all true.
Patton said "Americans love a winner, and they will not tolerate a loser!"
He was partially correct, because Americans tolerated Obama enough to reelect him, sadly.
God told this fellow something astounding.
And they are more and more finding that they are talking themselves into a smaller and smaller corner.
God promised Donald something.
I noticed that Gallop did a poll a week after the election that showed 78% of all voters accepted that Trump won the election fair and square.
But, since Jillary started throwing a tantrum, I haven seen anyone publish a poll on that question.
Probably because that number has grown.
Winning! I’m not tired yet!
I aint in no ways ever gonna get tired.
Reuters has him up 52-48 among adults and up 54-45 among registered voters.
Divided my azz. The LSM is divided from reality. Bwahahahahahayhahahaha ! Nevered tired of the winning ...
Patton's America is not today's America.
Of course they have to throw this out. Ford is keep production of a Lincoln car here; Apple is bringing production of the iPhone here; some of Apple's suppliers are bringing production here; the CEO of SoftBank is investing $50 billion to help create tens of thousands of jobs. This is only just getting started.
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