It’s as high as it’s been and higher than 7 months ago, for sure. It plays well for the nevertrumpers. Some of your ilk are such losers that they would never support their President no matter what he did. From day 1 until day 2920. MAGA
Article from CNN, the cable news station that just lost in quarterly ratings to the Home and Garden channel. http://dailycaller.com/2018/07/03/cnn-loses-hgtv-ratings/
Lol. Obama simply saw a persistent decline in his popularity....from day 1 to day 2920. With limited pause. Because a loser is a loser. Trump, I’m hopeful, will win over many of the independents and Dems. It’s happening slowly but surely. No one is leaving the Pubs for the Marxists now. Walkaway...
Yet Obama beat his opponents by 5 and 10 million votes while Trumps oppenent got millions more votes than him.
To be frank, they've stepped up their online game quite a bit. Would be interesting to see their slice of online news.
Because everyone was so glad to see him go. We approve of him leaving is what we said. An empty suit. A race hustler. The great divider. Guy spent the vast majority of his 2920 days below 50%. And that was with a 70% approval rating, the media licking his knob, ZIRP and unlimited economic stimulus, and a nobel prize on week 2. Let’s not compare. 40% of America are nevertrumpers. The other 10 or so percent are in play and once they flip you’ll never get em back. Very few Americans were NeverOdumboers. They just became that way after 8 years of brutal policy. The only way the American version of you wins is if you import and brainwash millions.
Yet the majority of Americans voted for him twice,the first time that has happened since 1956 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ly-shows-obama-first-since-56-to-win-51-twice Final Tally Shows Obama First Since ’56 to Win 51% Twice Greg Giroux January 4, 2013, 3:09 PM CST Barack Obama is the first president in more than five decades to win at least 51 percent of the national popular vote twice, according to a revised vote count in New York eight weeks after the Nov. 6 election.