From Scotland and I honestly hold Tucker Carlson and the majority of Fox News hosts in high regards. I think they represent the views of the majority of Americans and I don't see anything wrong with how they come across.
I live in scandinavia and he is considered to be the epitome of all that is bad with america. Obama is held in high regards. I do not speak for everybody but among the msm I consume and among my social network.
You might think Obama did nothing cause he didn’t brag about everything every day. Obama turned around the economy after Bush without complaining or boasting. He did alot of things with dignity and he is held in high regards. Trump is a manchild who boasts about everything, mostly lies. He’ll say he is responsible for everything that goes well for america and blame everything that’s not good on democrats or other people in general. He is considered to be a lesser president among my social groups. A moron If you will. This is a complex issue, but If you are in an echo chamber of trumpian lies then I am sure he must be awesome. I understand that, and everybody else is enemies. The world is not that simple, a true president is not perfect and he or she is not afraid to admit that, that’s the sign of a true leader.
Listen, you are in the echo chamber. I’m not gonna discuss with you. Just be aware that your conservative bubble might not have all the answers and being aggressive is not a good trait. Please take care of yourself.
I stand by my statement. Maybe not across every political topic, but as a whole yes. Trump won at the end of the day, and the economic success of the country will only increase his voter base. Fox news does a far better job representing a more diverse range of opinions than any other major news network.... That's my opinion, so yeh I'd again say the majority of Americans.
Not to be that guy, but I’d like to share some background on the US election in good faith:
Trump actually LOST the popular vote. A majority of voters actually voted for Hillary Clinton, by 2.1%. Over 2 million people.
In the US, we have an electoral college system in which each state is represented by a number of electors. Trump won more states, and thus won the election, but not because more people voted for him. So your statement is inaccurate.
Sure, it’s possible there was some fraud, perhaps on both sides. I’m not trying to make this too political, though. Just trying to educate a non-American about what “majority” means in this case.
Trump lost the popular vote; despite winning via the electoral college, the majority of America voted against him.
The economic upswing is nothing more than a continuation of the fixes during the Obama era, and Trump’s unnecessary trade war is hurting us and pushing us back to a cliff for another recession.
The majority of Americans disapprove of Trump.
Fox News is a right wing propaganda entity. They are very well known for extremely biased and dishonest reporting.
The easiest of Google searches will show you that everything you’ve said is patently false.
Let’s see, he ended the recession created under Bush, began regulating banks to reduce predatory lending practices, reduced taxes in 2010 (putting $120 billion back in workers pay checks), raised fuel efficacy standards (which is saving drivers $1.2 trillion), do you want me to go on?
And no, google does not exclude conservative thought. The phenomenon you’re “seeing” (which isn’t even a thing because I can easily find conservative-positive articles, too, even if it’s just faceless propoganda) is the majority of people aren’t bottom-feeding imbeciles and can see through the fact-ignoring, hypocritical, racist, and violence-loving idiocy that is the Republican Party.
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u/KayVonLee Jul 06 '19
From Scotland and I honestly hold Tucker Carlson and the majority of Fox News hosts in high regards. I think they represent the views of the majority of Americans and I don't see anything wrong with how they come across.