Explain how Obama was divisive?
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Explain how Obama was divisive?
Not a white man. That’s divisive for Q and MAGA members.Explain how Obama was divisive?
Explain how Obama was divisive?
Sorry to say this but you’re so far down the rabbit hole that you assign Trump’s actions to Obama. The echo chamber you get your news from is warped. Try a different channel or website occasionally. You also might look up proven methods for leaving a cult. Food for thought. IMOObama really started, or at least poured gasoline on the fiery rhetoric that divides us today. Clinging to God and guns, calling anyone who wanted border security a racist. Actually he demeaned anyone or any group who disagreed with his policies with divisive name calling and accusations of racial bias. He promised to bring the country together and then spent 8 years driving wedges.
And BTW, the ACA may have been a tiny divisive.
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Sorry to say this but you’re so far down the rabbit hole that you assign Trump’s actions to Obama. The echo chamber you get your news from is warped. Try a different channel or website occasionally. You also might look up proven methods for leaving a cult. Food for thought. IMO
Just like Trump kool-aid drinkers who think Trump wasn’t divisive there are Obama kool-aid drinkers that think Obama wasn’t divisive. Near impossible to convince them otherwise because their limited biased media sources have not provided that perspective.Stupid reply is stupid.
I didn’t mention Trump anywhere in my reply or attempt to tie his actions in any way to Obama. The question was asking just how Obama was divisive. Obama brought dirty tactic political fighting to the forefront of his administration by openly mocking and degrading Americans who didn’t toe his line and that caused much of the divisiveness that lingers two administrations later. Of course that BS has been around forever, but even political a-hole masters like Nixon and LBJ managed to keep it behind closed doors.
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If Obama is rated as poorly as your information deems, then in my opinion, racism and white supremacy is more deeply ingrained than I realized in this country. How he equally compares with a grifter indicted 78 times, is apparently beyond me. He tried to overthrow a legal election. Every other word out of his mouth is a lie or half truths. Over 30K some 20+ lies per day. Getting gullible people to believe and promote lies is much more divisive to me than anything Obama did. Obama was far from perfect but he was no where near as bad as Trump. It’s a false equivalency. Convictions will prove the difference clearly, to those that still have some faith in law and order.Just like Trump kool-aid drinkers who think Trump wasn’t divisive there are Obama kool-aid drinkers that think Obama wasn’t divisive. Near impossible to convince them otherwise because their limited biased media sources have not provided that perspective.
Sure you could tell them that a 2012 Gallup showed him as “the most polarizing President. Ever”
Or you could point out a 2020 survey of 300 political scientists for the Brooking Institute ranked him only behind Trump as most divisive President since WW2.
Or you could point out that a 2018 survey of 200 political scholars ranked him 3rd most polarizing. And only 13% of those scholars identified as Republican.
Or you could point out the multiple times Obama fanned the flames with anti-police rhetoric without first waiting and/or consulting facts of each case. His reckless actions had a direct result on the single largest drop in Gallup Poll history (21014) for condition of race relations in America.
People can like and support Trump or Obama. Nothing wrong with that. But facts are that we had back-to-back two of the most divisive Presidents in history and certainly in our lifetimes.
First, it is not my information. I listed four different studies and polls --- and none were from right-wing sources.If Obama is rated as poorly as your information deems, then in my opinion, racism and white supremacy is more deeply ingrained than I realized in this country. How he equally compares with a grifter indicted 78 times, is apparently beyond me. He tried to overthrow a legal election. Every other word out of his mouth is a lie or half truths. Over 30K some 20+ lies per day. Getting gullible people to believe and promote lies is much more divisive to me than anything Obama did. Obama was far from perfect but he was no where near as bad as Trump. It’s a false equivalency. Convictions will prove the difference clearly, to those that still have some faith in law and order.
Just like Trump kool-aid drinkers who think Trump wasn’t divisive there are Obama kool-aid drinkers that think Obama wasn’t divisive. Near impossible to convince them otherwise because their limited biased media sources have not provided that perspective.
Sure you could tell them that a 2012 Gallup showed him as “the most polarizing President. Ever”
Or you could point out a 2020 survey of 300 political scientists for the Brooking Institute ranked him only behind Trump as most divisive President since WW2.
Or you could point out that a 2018 survey of 200 political scholars ranked him 3rd most polarizing. And only 13% of those scholars identified as Republican.
Or you could point out the multiple times Obama fanned the flames with anti-police rhetoric without first waiting and/or consulting facts of each case. His reckless actions had a direct result on the single largest drop in Gallup Poll history (21014) for condition of race relations in America.
People can like and support Trump or Obama. Nothing wrong with that. But facts are that we had back-to-back two of the most divisive Presidents in history and certainly in our lifetimes.
“Interesting wording …since WW2”. LOL. C’mon. It was not just a technically true statement it was a definitely true statement. You really want compare divisive Presidents within our lifetimes with those from the 19th century??Can you provide links to all the polls you mention? I ask because I can't seem to find a Brookings 2020 poll as you described, but I did find a 2018 one that fits the information you provided.
Comparing Trump to the greatest—and the most polarizing—presidents in US history
According to a survey of experts on the U.S. presidency, Donald Trump ranks lowest on presidential greatness and highest on polarization.www.brookings.edu
Interesting wording in your bit though where the caveat "since WWII" had to be added, but looking at the actual data as well shows how far apart they are. While it's a technically true statement, it's also completely disingenuous to the data.
Trump #1 Obama #12 CBS poll. You can find something to support whatever you believe on the internet. I’ll choose this poll.“Interesting wording …since WW2”. LOL. C’mon. It was not just a technically true statement it was a definitely true statement. You really want compare divisive Presidents within our lifetimes with those from the 19th century??
But respectfully, I am not going to spend time being your librarian. Using google is easy. And links are not going to help. Look I know there is nothing that is going to convince the “Obama was wonderful crowd” or the “Trump is great group”. The question was about Obama being divisive.
IMO, there is no question.
In polls, it is obvious.
In surveys of “experts” that were even heavily Democrats, it was definite.
EDIT: Okay, my statement above was smarmy - my apologies. It is just a little ridiculous that this is being debated - the fact that many view Obama as divisive should not be surprising to people on a political forum.
Open Google. Type “was Obama divisive”. It is the VERY FIRST link. (title: The Most Divisive President, ranked by Political Scientists”)
“Interesting wording …since WW2”. LOL. C’mon. It was not just a technically true statement it was a definitely true statement. You really want compare divisive Presidents within our lifetimes with those from the 19th century??
But respectfully, I am not going to spend time being your librarian. Using google is easy. And links are not going to help. Look I know there is nothing that is going to convince the “Obama was wonderful crowd” or the “Trump is great group”. The question was about Obama being divisive.
IMO, there is no question.
In polls, it is obvious.
In surveys of “experts” that were even heavily Democrats, it was definite.
EDIT: Okay, my statement above was smarmy - my apologies. It is just a little ridiculous that this is being debated - the fact that many view Obama as divisive should not be surprising to people on a political forum.
Open Google. Type “was Obama divisive”. It is the VERY FIRST link. (title: The Most Divisive President, ranked by Political Scientists”)
Care to claim which one? I am game to debate politics, but this is getting a little ridiculous by falsely claiming an item on my post was wrong. I didn’t write the Gallup polls or political scientist surveys.I'm glad you're not my librarian because when I fact checked one item off your post, it was wrong.
people like to call presidents divisive when they push their parties policies, Obama gets labeled as polarizing mostly for his push for "obamacare"...whether you think they are divisive/polarizing (trump and obama), one was a pretty good president and one was pretty darn bad...
American Presidents: Greatest and Worst siena college research institute
this obviously is just one example of good/bad presidents, but most studies you find will rank trump near the bottom or at the bottom...
*also from this site (above):
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