http://news.gallup.com/poll/224672/barack-obama-hillary-clinton-retain-admired-titles.aspx Looks like the idea that people don't like Hillary is not true at all
Only 17% admired Obama and only 9% admired Hillary? Is that all??? That means 83% admired someone else than Obama and 91% admired someone else than Hillary. LMFAO!
No, I completely understand statistics. The only person having a difficult time with statistics is you.
*sighs* OK, so you looked at a survey where people were asked to name any person in the world that they admire. You see that 17% of people responded by identifying Obama - the most for any one person - and you think, "LULZ, this means Obama is not liked!"
I take it you can't/won't answer the question then? It does appear that Obummer beat tRUmp per the poll.
Only 17% admired Obama and only 9% admired Hillary? Is that all??? Is that... all.. is what he said... You are bragging about 17% and 9%.
Yippee Obama beat Trump 17 to 14.. Start a thread!!!! Then you have things like this But Clinton's and Obama's standings this year are more tenuous than in the past. The 9% who name Clinton is the lowest percentage she has received since 2002, when 7% named her in another close first-place finish. Clinton won the title this year in the same poll she registered a personal low favorable rating. This indicates she remains top of mind for enough people who like her to be named more than any other woman in response to the open-ended question, finishing ahead of some women who may be better liked overall but are not as prominent in people's minds. They admit its an open-ended question and some might vote for her out of prominence and not being "liked overall".. Read the article.
So Americans are mostly ignorant, that is all this poll really says. They have no idea what is the true makeup of any person on those lists. They probably also have no idea where they are headed in life.
But Clinton's and Obama's standings this year are more tenuous than in the past. The 9% who name Clinton is the lowest percentage she has received since 2002, when 7% named her in another close first-place finish. Clinton won the title this year in the same poll she registered a personal low favorable rating. This indicates she remains top of mind for enough people who like her to be named more than any other woman in response to the open-ended question, finishing ahead of some women who may be better liked overall but are not as prominent in people's minds. Says it all.. Keep in mind the author of the article words for Gallup..
FFS man - NO. The poll asked people to identify someone that they admire the MOST. They could name anyone. It does not mean that you do not admire someone just because you did not name them as the person you admire the most.
Simple question Molon: If I ask you to name the person that you admire the most, and you tell me Jesus like a good Christian, does that mean that you do not admire Donald Trump?
Yeah, but the downside of this poll is that 14% picked Trump.... that's 15% too many.... I expect one Robert Mueller will appear on there in 2018, if all goes as expected....
Those 83% were equally divided amongst who they most admired.(Frankly, IMO if someone doesn't answer their parents either their parents were abusive or something's wrong with them lol.) Never forget where you came from is a motto in life I've recently picked up.
But Clinton's and Obama's standings this year are more tenuous than in the past. The 9% who name Clinton is the lowest percentage she has received since 2002, when 7% named her in another close first-place finish. Clinton won the title this year in the same poll she registered a personal low favorable rating. This indicates she remains top of mind for enough people who like her to be named more than any other woman in response to the open-ended question, finishing ahead of some women who may be better liked overall but are not as prominent in people's minds. Read....