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To: RetiredNow who wrote (942616)6/25/2016 9:30:20 AM
From: steve harris  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1573852
 
Brexit Is Good for Freedom, Growth and Great Britain

Anything is good when the new world order is pushed back a step...



To: RetiredNow who wrote (942616)6/25/2016 9:51:20 AM
From: Mongo2116  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1573852
 
The BRITS woke up the next day like they were in a all night drunk and thinking OMG what have I done!!! It's fashionable to be anti the norm these days and they voted as a protest not thinking there were enough idiots to swing the vote to leave......same chit could happen with trump......idiots think its cool...but don't really want that SCUMBAG to be president....but chit could happen......MEANWHILE

Sorry haters and bigots!!

Up Yours, Republicans! Obama Is Now The Most Popular Modern President
June 24, 2016Chris Hearn Politics

Republicans Have Done Everything In Their Power To Destroy Obama And They Have Failed Miserably

Despite how the far-right, racists, Tea Partiers, Fox News and the GOP in general trash talk President Obama and spit out stupid rhetoric like, “Obama is the worst President in history,” the numbers show that they are completely out of touch with the majority of Americans on this issue.

The latest CNN/ORC poll shows that their enemy, President Obama, now has a 52 percent approval rating. On yes, indeed. And, that’s a significant increase of 5 percent over a CNN/ORC poll in January. It also marks the third consecutive poll with a majority approval rating and the fourth showing a gain in popularity. And, according to The Hill, this is the highest rating Obama has received since 2012.

Up yours, haters!

To compare, at this point in their presidencies, George W. Bush had a 30 percent approval rating, Reagan was at 48 percent and Bill Clinton was at 55 percent.

Not only is Obama’s approval rating high, but so is favorability rating, which at 53 percent makes him, “the most positively-viewed recent second term president.”

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The hope for Hillary Clinton, of course, is that this will be a boon to her in the presidential race as Obama has agreed to join her on the campaign trail. Being on stage with a popular outgoing president seems like a good idea – and shows why Mitt Romney tried to distance himself as much as possible from Mr. “30-percenter” George W. Bush in 2008.

The New York Daily News quotes presidential historian Mike Purdy on how the love being shown to Obama could translate into a win for Hillary.

“President Obama’s strong approval ratings, at this point in his presidency, can only help Hillary Clinton’s quest for the White House. Voters who generally believe that the president is doing a good job will be less inclined to vote for a change in the party occupying the White House.”
If you ask Donald Trump, however, well, this is the answer you get: “He’s been one **** of a lousy president. He’s done a terrible job.”

Talk about tone-deaf.



To: RetiredNow who wrote (942616)6/25/2016 10:10:26 AM
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Nope. What it is good for is the breakup of the UK. Maybe even Great Britain. One of the biggest reasons that Scotland decided to stay was EU membership. There is little doubt that there will be another independence vote now and it will likely be successful. Heck, it might even be possible that London will have a separatist movement since pulling out of the EU is a huge blow to it.

Brexit was a very dumb and damaging decision.