President Trump Most Admired Man in 2020
Posted: 12-31-2020 02:35 PM
Great Article! More world Peace , Energy Independent. Good Works for All Americans, (not just certain skin colors, and the Racist Dems , call it" Healing and bringing the People Together" 
)And NO WAR! The no war thing really makes a Dem-o-crap-crap.
President Trump Most Admired Man in 2020
In 2020, 18 percent of Americans named President Donald Trump as the man they admire most, according to a year-end Gallup poll. President Trump thus ends the 12-year streak of Obama, now admired by 15 percent of Americans. Independents are evenly divided at 11 percent for Obama and Trump, a president of undeniable accomplishment.
As Don Feder recalls, Trump revived a moribund economy, made America energy independent, defended the southern border, cut taxes and regulations, appointed three Supreme Court justices, moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, promoted the right to life at every opportunity, and put America first in foreign policy and trade.
When President Trump took office, the Islamic State held 17,500 square miles of territory, but “by the end of Trump’s first year in office that was down to 1,930 square miles – a 90 percent decline from inauguration day,” notes Matt Palumbo of the Dan Bongino Show, and ISIS “lost their final strip of territory in March of 2019.” Trump is also “the first president since Jimmy Carter not to get the U.S. involved in any new wars,” and troop are coming home.
Another factor in Trump’s popularity is the peace deal he brokered between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, and now Morocco. The Trump administration also helped normalize economic relations between Serbia and Kosovo. On the domestic front, the Trump’s administration’s Operation Warp Speed “catalyzed the creation of a vaccine in under a year.” For Palumbo, “how Obama has continued making the list remains a mystery,” but it shouldn’t be.
As Barry Rubin noted in Silent Revolution: How the Left Rose to Political Power and Cultural Dominance, influential writers, academics and members of the press, “spoke of how to be most effective in ensuring Obama’s election victory in 2008.” At the same time, “not a single serious investigation was conducted about Obama’s earlier life,” including Barry Soetoro’s years in Indonesia. Toward the end of his first term, serious investigations were beginning to appear.
The president’s Dreams from My Father devotes more 2,000 words to the beloved poet “Frank.” This was Frank Marshall Davis, the African American Stalinist who devoted his life to the service of all-white Communist dictatorships. As Paul Kengor explained in The Communist: Frank Marshall Davis: The Untold Story of Barack Obama’s Mentor, the president’s political agenda bore remarkable similarities to what Davis laid out in his journalism.
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)And NO WAR! The no war thing really makes a Dem-o-crap-crap.President Trump Most Admired Man in 2020
In 2020, 18 percent of Americans named President Donald Trump as the man they admire most, according to a year-end Gallup poll. President Trump thus ends the 12-year streak of Obama, now admired by 15 percent of Americans. Independents are evenly divided at 11 percent for Obama and Trump, a president of undeniable accomplishment.
As Don Feder recalls, Trump revived a moribund economy, made America energy independent, defended the southern border, cut taxes and regulations, appointed three Supreme Court justices, moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, promoted the right to life at every opportunity, and put America first in foreign policy and trade.
When President Trump took office, the Islamic State held 17,500 square miles of territory, but “by the end of Trump’s first year in office that was down to 1,930 square miles – a 90 percent decline from inauguration day,” notes Matt Palumbo of the Dan Bongino Show, and ISIS “lost their final strip of territory in March of 2019.” Trump is also “the first president since Jimmy Carter not to get the U.S. involved in any new wars,” and troop are coming home.
Another factor in Trump’s popularity is the peace deal he brokered between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, and now Morocco. The Trump administration also helped normalize economic relations between Serbia and Kosovo. On the domestic front, the Trump’s administration’s Operation Warp Speed “catalyzed the creation of a vaccine in under a year.” For Palumbo, “how Obama has continued making the list remains a mystery,” but it shouldn’t be.
As Barry Rubin noted in Silent Revolution: How the Left Rose to Political Power and Cultural Dominance, influential writers, academics and members of the press, “spoke of how to be most effective in ensuring Obama’s election victory in 2008.” At the same time, “not a single serious investigation was conducted about Obama’s earlier life,” including Barry Soetoro’s years in Indonesia. Toward the end of his first term, serious investigations were beginning to appear.
The president’s Dreams from My Father devotes more 2,000 words to the beloved poet “Frank.” This was Frank Marshall Davis, the African American Stalinist who devoted his life to the service of all-white Communist dictatorships. As Paul Kengor explained in The Communist: Frank Marshall Davis: The Untold Story of Barack Obama’s Mentor, the president’s political agenda bore remarkable similarities to what Davis laid out in his journalism.
The Article in Full/Comments
https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2020/1 ... llingsley/