Quote (EndlessSky @ 16 Jan 2017 22:55)

Women march against EACHOTHER because MUH PRIVLEGE :rofl:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/09/us/womens-march-on-washington-opens-contentious-dialogues-about-race.html?_r=0

Quote (excellence @ Jan 16 2017 10:09pm)

:lol:

Never forget white is not right - unless your Sec (C)linton

http://is2.4chan.org/pol/1484587606217.jpg

Quote (Voyaging @ 16 Jan 2017 23:10)

Lmao same author

Quote (excellence @ Jan 16 2017 08:14pm)

only 4 years 9 days apart too

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President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday tweeted that approval rating polls are rigged against him, as a series of polls show him with historically low approval as he enters office.

“The same people who did the phony election polls, and were so wrong, are now doing approval rating polls. They are rigged just like before,” Trump wrote.

A CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday morning showed Trump with 40 percent approval — six points lower than it was after Election Day, and lower than the last three presidents.

More than half of respondents said they are less confident in Trump’s ability to do the job of president due to his statements since becoming president-elect.

An ABC News/Washington Post poll also released Tuesday found just 40 percent respondents approved of how Trump has handled his presidential transition, and 54 percent viewed him unfavorable.

In comparison, the last four presidents all had approval ratings of at least 72 percent for how they handled their transitions.

A Gallup poll released late last week showed Trump’s approval rating at 44 percent and his disapproval rating at 51 percent — the lowest approval rating Gallup has recorded for a president-elect prior to inauguration.

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In comparison, the last four presidents all had approval ratings of at least 72 percent for how they handled their transitions.

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Republican lawmakers are in the dark about President-elect Donald Trump's plan to repeal Obamacare and are frustrated he is emphasizing "insurance for everybody," three senior GOP sources told CNN on Tuesday.
Those sources said Republicans are working on a strategy to dismantle and replace the law in pieces.

The comments come after Trump told The Washington Post this weekend that he is nearly done crafting a plan that has "insurance for everybody" as its goal.

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Pence could provide senators with some clarity about Trump's intentions, but one place senators likely won't get answers is at the confirmation hearing of his Health and Human Services secretary nomination.
Tom Price has been kept out of the transition team's efforts to craft an Obamacare replacement plan so he can be shielded from answering questions, a senior transition official told CNN.

Quote (excellence @ Jan 17 2017 10:21am)

that's probably because the prior 4 didn't have the incumbent President actively campaigning against them during the election, and then being petulant and derisive against the President-elect during the transition phase post-election.

(C)NN - still explaining why they arent Buzzfeed :lol:
ABC News/Washington Post...that sounds familiar. Oh right it was the (C)linton +12 on October 23 poll :lol:
#fakenews

Quote (Skinned @ Jan 17 2017 10:23am)

GOP confused and upset about Trumps committment to giving every American health insurance, something not even the Democrats promised.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/17/politics/congress-obamacare-trump/index.html



Is he going rogue from the GOP? They are and have been against universal health care from the beginning.

Also, first time ever a president is coming in with an approval rating of 40%, less than half of Obama's when he was swore in. I suppose when only a minority of the electorate voted for you this is expected.

Quote (IceMage @ 17 Jan 2017 11:41)

Obama hasn't been petulant at all, just candid about what would of happened if he ran against Trump. If Donald wasn't such a thin-skinned baby he would see that.

You have a hard time understanding that completely made up stories(like Pizzagate) are fake news, and inaccurate polling is just inaccurate polling. The Trump campaign didn't think they were going to win on election day, lol.

Actually that +12 polling isn't bad. Like many expect, the third party vote shrinks on election day. National polls are sort of irrelevant because Hillary did win big on the popular vote(almost 3 million more). That's a little too nuanced for you to understand though.