Who divided America more, Trump or Biden? (Poll)

[kyzr]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

22 for Biden verses 8 for Trump?

This poll is hilarious because it's not even remotely grounded in objective reality.

Trump spent almost every single day of his presidency attacking someone. Sometimes it was Democrats. But just as often it could be a former ally or one of his previous appointments who he once lavishly praised but who he later on insulted, not just in professional terms, but with personal insults. For example, remember when Trump referred to former Secretary of State Tillerson as dumb as a rock and lazy as hell? This was not an isolated event. In fact, it was a common event, month after month and year after year.

On the other hand, Biden has been in public life since the 1970s, and anyone would be hard pressed to find much, if anything, that was more than just professionally critical of anyone else.

No one liked Trump's management style, he was very abrasive, but that's how many billionaires micro-manage their empires. The Trump Organization | Luxury Real Estate Portfolio

The poll couldn't be any simpler, which president divides us more than unites us.
Please read post #66 for a well written explanation of this thread and poll.

Trump wasn't just abusive to individuals, he also delighted in pitting one group against another. In that sense, the Jan 6 insurrection is the quintessential example of Trump's management style.

That's why I'm not voting for Trump in the GOP primaries.
That said, I'd vote for Trump in the general against Joe or Kamala.

p.s. 1/6 wasn't an "insurrection", if it was they would have had guns instead of flags.
It was a "protest" against voter fraud, GA, TX, and FL are taking needed action to insure vote integrity.
View attachment 487990

You can call it a salute to Democracy if you want. You can call it a parade if that will make you feel better. But it was an insurrection, pure and simple, and there's 15,000 hours of video of what unfolded on that day to prove that fact, and no amount of wishful conservative revisionist history is going to alter the facts. Deal with it!

Here's a little fun fact: During the Civil War, approximately 600,000 Americans were killed when our population was only 31,443,322. However, during all those years of the Civil War, the Capitol was never breached by someone carrying the Confederate Flag...until Jan 6, 2021, that is.

An insurrection? Really? By these goobers? Seriously? It was just a peaceful protest. No statues were knocked down, and no churches were burned like when democrats have "insurrections".

Your "double standard" is rejected. We are not accepting your "manufactured outrage".
Need another reminder of who promoted violence? Try these:

 

[Devils_Advocate]

Neither!

We have been divided since Abe Lincoln and even then it might have been since Thomas Jefferson...

We as a Nation are usually divided except in times of crisis but normal times we bicker like two old hens and can never agree!

 

[Mustang]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

22 for Biden verses 8 for Trump?

This poll is hilarious because it's not even remotely grounded in objective reality.

Trump spent almost every single day of his presidency attacking someone. Sometimes it was Democrats. But just as often it could be a former ally or one of his previous appointments who he once lavishly praised but who he later on insulted, not just in professional terms, but with personal insults. For example, remember when Trump referred to former Secretary of State Tillerson as dumb as a rock and lazy as hell? This was not an isolated event. In fact, it was a common event, month after month and year after year.

On the other hand, Biden has been in public life since the 1970s, and anyone would be hard pressed to find much, if anything, that was more than just professionally critical of anyone else.

No one liked Trump's management style, he was very abrasive, but that's how many billionaires micro-manage their empires. The Trump Organization | Luxury Real Estate Portfolio

The poll couldn't be any simpler, which president divides us more than unites us.
Please read post #66 for a well written explanation of this thread and poll.

Trump wasn't just abusive to individuals, he also delighted in pitting one group against another. In that sense, the Jan 6 insurrection is the quintessential example of Trump's management style.

That's why I'm not voting for Trump in the GOP primaries.
That said, I'd vote for Trump in the general against Joe or Kamala.

p.s. 1/6 wasn't an "insurrection", if it was they would have had guns instead of flags.
It was a "protest" against voter fraud, GA, TX, and FL are taking needed action to insure vote integrity.
View attachment 487990

You can call it a salute to Democracy if you want. You can call it a parade if that will make you feel better. But it was an insurrection, pure and simple, and there's 15,000 hours of video of what unfolded on that day to prove that fact, and no amount of wishful conservative revisionist history is going to alter the facts. Deal with it!

Here's a little fun fact: During the Civil War, approximately 600,000 Americans were killed when our population was only 31,443,322. However, during all those years of the Civil War, the Capitol was never breached by someone carrying the Confederate Flag...until Jan 6, 2021, that is.

An insurrection? Really? By these goobers? Seriously? It was just a peaceful protest. No statues were knocked down, and no churches were burned like when democrats have "insurrections".

View attachment 488012

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Your "double standard" is rejected. We are not accepting your "manufactured outrage".
Need another reminder of who promoted violence? Try these:
View attachment 488015

15,000 hours of video say otherwise.

 

[kyzr]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

22 for Biden verses 8 for Trump?

This poll is hilarious because it's not even remotely grounded in objective reality.

Trump spent almost every single day of his presidency attacking someone. Sometimes it was Democrats. But just as often it could be a former ally or one of his previous appointments who he once lavishly praised but who he later on insulted, not just in professional terms, but with personal insults. For example, remember when Trump referred to former Secretary of State Tillerson as dumb as a rock and lazy as hell? This was not an isolated event. In fact, it was a common event, month after month and year after year.

On the other hand, Biden has been in public life since the 1970s, and anyone would be hard pressed to find much, if anything, that was more than just professionally critical of anyone else.

No one liked Trump's management style, he was very abrasive, but that's how many billionaires micro-manage their empires. The Trump Organization | Luxury Real Estate Portfolio

The poll couldn't be any simpler, which president divides us more than unites us.
Please read post #66 for a well written explanation of this thread and poll.

Trump wasn't just abusive to individuals, he also delighted in pitting one group against another. In that sense, the Jan 6 insurrection is the quintessential example of Trump's management style.

That's why I'm not voting for Trump in the GOP primaries.
That said, I'd vote for Trump in the general against Joe or Kamala.

p.s. 1/6 wasn't an "insurrection", if it was they would have had guns instead of flags.
It was a "protest" against voter fraud, GA, TX, and FL are taking needed action to insure vote integrity.
View attachment 487990

You can call it a salute to Democracy if you want. You can call it a parade if that will make you feel better. But it was an insurrection, pure and simple, and there's 15,000 hours of video of what unfolded on that day to prove that fact, and no amount of wishful conservative revisionist history is going to alter the facts. Deal with it!

Here's a little fun fact: During the Civil War, approximately 600,000 Americans were killed when our population was only 31,443,322. However, during all those years of the Civil War, the Capitol was never breached by someone carrying the Confederate Flag...until Jan 6, 2021, that is.

An insurrection? Really? By these goobers? Seriously? It was just a peaceful protest. No statues were knocked down, and no churches were burned like when democrats have "insurrections".

View attachment 488012

View attachment 488013

View attachment 488014


Your "double standard" is rejected. We are not accepting your "manufactured outrage".
Need another reminder of who promoted violence? Try these:
View attachment 488015

15,000 hours of video say otherwise.

The goobers were only in DC for about 8-hrs and in the capital building a few hours.
So your 15,000 hours of video are worthless. No more so than the democrat's DC riots videos. Meh.

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

Hussain obama started all the BS.

 

[initforme]

Class division is alive and well in america in case any of you forgot.

 

[Mustang]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

22 for Biden verses 8 for Trump?

This poll is hilarious because it's not even remotely grounded in objective reality.

Trump spent almost every single day of his presidency attacking someone. Sometimes it was Democrats. But just as often it could be a former ally or one of his previous appointments who he once lavishly praised but who he later on insulted, not just in professional terms, but with personal insults. For example, remember when Trump referred to former Secretary of State Tillerson as dumb as a rock and lazy as hell? This was not an isolated event. In fact, it was a common event, month after month and year after year.

On the other hand, Biden has been in public life since the 1970s, and anyone would be hard pressed to find much, if anything, that was more than just professionally critical of anyone else.

No one liked Trump's management style, he was very abrasive, but that's how many billionaires micro-manage their empires. The Trump Organization | Luxury Real Estate Portfolio

The poll couldn't be any simpler, which president divides us more than unites us.
Please read post #66 for a well written explanation of this thread and poll.

Trump wasn't just abusive to individuals, he also delighted in pitting one group against another. In that sense, the Jan 6 insurrection is the quintessential example of Trump's management style.

That's why I'm not voting for Trump in the GOP primaries.
That said, I'd vote for Trump in the general against Joe or Kamala.

p.s. 1/6 wasn't an "insurrection", if it was they would have had guns instead of flags.
It was a "protest" against voter fraud, GA, TX, and FL are taking needed action to insure vote integrity.
View attachment 487990

You can call it a salute to Democracy if you want. You can call it a parade if that will make you feel better. But it was an insurrection, pure and simple, and there's 15,000 hours of video of what unfolded on that day to prove that fact, and no amount of wishful conservative revisionist history is going to alter the facts. Deal with it!

Here's a little fun fact: During the Civil War, approximately 600,000 Americans were killed when our population was only 31,443,322. However, during all those years of the Civil War, the Capitol was never breached by someone carrying the Confederate Flag...until Jan 6, 2021, that is.

An insurrection? Really? By these goobers? Seriously? It was just a peaceful protest. No statues were knocked down, and no churches were burned like when democrats have "insurrections".

View attachment 488012

View attachment 488013

View attachment 488014


Your "double standard" is rejected. We are not accepting your "manufactured outrage".
Need another reminder of who promoted violence? Try these:
View attachment 488015

15,000 hours of video say otherwise.

The goobers were only in DC for about 8-hrs and in the capital building a few hours.
So your 15,000 hours of video are worthless. No more so than the democrat's DC riots videos. Meh.

You're wrong.

We're talking about multiple cameras in the Capitol, plus outdoor cameras, PLUS body cams on every Capitol police officer and Metro police officer. Then, of course, there's the video taken by the insurrectionists themselves and later posted on social media like fools who are only too eager and ignorant to document their illegal activities.

 

[kyzr]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

22 for Biden verses 8 for Trump?

This poll is hilarious because it's not even remotely grounded in objective reality.

Trump spent almost every single day of his presidency attacking someone. Sometimes it was Democrats. But just as often it could be a former ally or one of his previous appointments who he once lavishly praised but who he later on insulted, not just in professional terms, but with personal insults. For example, remember when Trump referred to former Secretary of State Tillerson as dumb as a rock and lazy as hell? This was not an isolated event. In fact, it was a common event, month after month and year after year.

On the other hand, Biden has been in public life since the 1970s, and anyone would be hard pressed to find much, if anything, that was more than just professionally critical of anyone else.

No one liked Trump's management style, he was very abrasive, but that's how many billionaires micro-manage their empires. The Trump Organization | Luxury Real Estate Portfolio

The poll couldn't be any simpler, which president divides us more than unites us.
Please read post #66 for a well written explanation of this thread and poll.

Trump wasn't just abusive to individuals, he also delighted in pitting one group against another. In that sense, the Jan 6 insurrection is the quintessential example of Trump's management style.

That's why I'm not voting for Trump in the GOP primaries.
That said, I'd vote for Trump in the general against Joe or Kamala.

p.s. 1/6 wasn't an "insurrection", if it was they would have had guns instead of flags.
It was a "protest" against voter fraud, GA, TX, and FL are taking needed action to insure vote integrity.
View attachment 487990

You can call it a salute to Democracy if you want. You can call it a parade if that will make you feel better. But it was an insurrection, pure and simple, and there's 15,000 hours of video of what unfolded on that day to prove that fact, and no amount of wishful conservative revisionist history is going to alter the facts. Deal with it!

Here's a little fun fact: During the Civil War, approximately 600,000 Americans were killed when our population was only 31,443,322. However, during all those years of the Civil War, the Capitol was never breached by someone carrying the Confederate Flag...until Jan 6, 2021, that is.

An insurrection? Really? By these goobers? Seriously? It was just a peaceful protest. No statues were knocked down, and no churches were burned like when democrats have "insurrections".

View attachment 488012

View attachment 488013

View attachment 488014


Your "double standard" is rejected. We are not accepting your "manufactured outrage".
Need another reminder of who promoted violence? Try these:
View attachment 488015

15,000 hours of video say otherwise.

The goobers were only in DC for about 8-hrs and in the capital building a few hours.
So your 15,000 hours of video are worthless. No more so than the democrat's DC riots videos. Meh.

You're wrong.

We're talking about multiple cameras in the Capitol, plus outdoor cameras, PLUS body cams on every Capitol police officer and Metro police officer. Then, of course, there's the video taken by the insurrectionists themselves and later posted on social media like fools who are only too eager and ignorant to document their illegal activities.

How many thousands of hours of video exist of all of the BLM/Antifa riots? Do they matter to you? Or are you just a partisan troll?
Maybe you haven't taken the time to actually read the comparisons between the summer riots and the 1/6 riot.
Here they are again. I'm not exercised about the 1/6 riot, it got the state legislatures to improve voting integrity.
I'm sorry people died to get our democracy back on track.

 

[JWBooth]

Both, Capt. Depends cemented what was already there

 

[Issa]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

With no doubt trump was too toxic. I hardly see any political stuff on my social media, or talk about how stupid or ignorant a politician is since he was gone.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

Neither.

The division is a result of the collective political apparatus instilling various conflicting ideals and mindsets on the public, not of just two men.

 

[InspectorDetector]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

Biden has promised to "unite" the country as well as be a "President for ALL Americans". Nonsense. He has steadily gone farther left than even Obama. 'Nuff Said.

 

[initforme]

Division is based on socio economic classes. They cannot co exist.

 

[kyzr]

Division is based on socio economic classes. They cannot co exist.

The fact that we're still here proves you wrong.

 

[beautress]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

Biden has promised to "unite" the country as well as be a "President for ALL Americans". Nonsense. He has steadily gone farther left than even Obama. 'Nuff Said.

Yep. All that "Ima moderate" smooth talk evaporated into Kruchev's schtick of "We will bury you." I believe that was the first time a politician horrified me.. I was in high school, I think and was watching the news on tv. Now every time Biden lies I associate him with Kruschev's shoe pounding speech sans the girth.

 

[InspectorDetector]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

​

So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

Biden has promised to "unite" the country as well as be a "President for ALL Americans". Nonsense. He has steadily gone farther left than even Obama. 'Nuff Said.

Yep. All that "Ima moderate" smooth talk evaporated into Kruchev's schtick of "We will bury you." I believe that was the first time a politician horrified me.. I was in high school, I think and was watching the news on tv. Now every time Biden lies I associate him with Kruschev's shoe pounding speech sans the girth.

I remember that speech myself. We're going down that path on a hellhound train...

 

[emilynghiem]

Obama and Trump

 

[kyzr]

Obama and Trump

I can see how Obama divided America, but not how Trump divided America.
The MSM made Trump out to be bad by pounding 95% negative stories all day and all night.
The choice is America First, or Russia and China First, choose which you prefer.

Xiden plays the race card all day and all night. That's all he does.

 

[sarahgop]

Biden is already on the top 10 worst American traitors list, and he is far from done.

America's debt is up 6 fold to over $30 trillion since Biden came to DC, and that is before this latest kleptocratic spending disaster.

Well said

 

[justoffal]

Which president is/was more unifying for America? Biden is dividing us along party, racial, and class lines, Trump divided us along lines generated by the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage. So which president do you feel had the US more divided?

Pompeo knocks Biden: He 'successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda'

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday, calling the policies he called for a "radical, socialist agenda."

thehill.com

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So far, President Biden has successfully outlined a radical, socialist agenda for the next 4 years. That should trouble every freedom-loving American.​

Biden Could Do More to Unify the Country

Among right-wingers, there has been some delight about polls showing that Joe Biden's popularity at the 100-day mark is the lowest of any president since World War II. Oh, if you exclude Donald Trump. Undaunted by this detail, they note with satisfaction that Biden's approval rating, according...

townhall.com

It wouldn't cost Biden anything to signal openness to Republican ideas. He could incorporate some of Sen. Tim Scott's police reform ideas for example. That might defuse some Republican resentment. (And even if it doesn't pacify Republicans, it's the right thing to do.)

Even with the MSM's constant 95% negative coverage of Trump his approval rating was about 49% before covid hit. Biden's approval with a sycophantic MSM is about 57%. We'll see where 2022 and 2024 take the US next.

That answer is very easy.... Trump and that's why I love him. You see Cloward and Piven have provided a country that is currently about 35-40 percent anti American. So any time you try to put America first nowadays you're going to have massive division.....that's a sure indicator that you have a patriot in office.

JO