NPR -- if the world voted for the US presidency

[cobber]

You've gotta love NPR.

If The World Picked U.S. President, Election Would Be A Blowout : The Two-Way : NPR

Particularly amusing is polling Chinese citizens who they would vote for in the US.

NPR, how about asking Chinese citizens who they would like to lead their OWN country??

 

[printcraft]

No kidding........ who would have thought it?

The world wants a ***** in the White House they can control.

Nice work NPR! Too bad the "world" does not get a vote.

If you asked the "world" if they would prefer to take over U.S. you would probably get the same freaking results.

 

[Birds Away]

The world, most having a vested interest in our decline, believe re-electing Obama is the quickest route to this. Thanks for the update, NPR.

 

[Hawkeye]

Who the f**k cares? The rest of world can prefer whomever they like for POTUS, but they don't get a vote in it.

Interesting that France leads the Obama popularity poll.

And, BTW, its a BBC poll, not an NPR poll. NPR is merely reporting it.

 

[cobber]

Who the f**k cares? The rest of world can prefer whomever they like for POTUS, but they don't get a vote in it.

Interesting that France leads the Obama popularity poll.

And, BTW, its a BBC poll, not an NPR poll. NPR is merely reporting it.

Your tax dollars, borrowed from China, at work.

NPR is also reporting that it's cutting edge to burn your trash. Who knew??

 

[Doug]

Another good reason to vote for Romney...

 

[Jack Burton]

I remember a survey from the Kerry/Bush election where 70 percent of Europe wanted Kerry to be president and, surprise, surprise, 70 percent of Europe wanted a "weaker United States."

Somehow many of the people voting for Kerry here never quite put those two concepts together as well as the Europeans did.

 

[IndyDave1776]

I can't help but find it amusing that Romney's strongest support comes from Kenya of all places!

 

[mlzoiss]

It's kind of like Nickelodeon asking kids to vote.

 

[jamil]

I remember a survey from the Kerry/Bush election where 70 percent of Europe wanted Kerry to be president and, surprise, surprise, 70 percent of Europe wanted a "weaker United States."

Somehow many of the people voting for Kerry here never quite put those two concepts together as well as the Europeans did.

My vote for Kerry in 2004 was to fire Bush. Living in Mississippi at the time, it was a protest vote, a momentary lapse of pragmatism. But if Romney pulls the same crap, I'll vote for not Romney in 2016.

 

[jamil]

Not surprising, Obama's greatest support is from France. Figures. Pussies.

 

[Sylvain]

Who the f**k cares? The rest of world can prefer whomever they like for POTUS, but they don't get a vote in it.

Interesting that France leads the Obama popularity poll.

And, BTW, its a BBC poll, not an NPR poll. NPR is merely reporting it.

Yeah Obama is pretty popular in France, not that most people are aware of of his political actions (and inactions).
He makes great speeches and always smiles a lot, that's all you need to be popular during state visits overseas.

 

[Sylvain]

Not surprising, Obama's greatest support is from France. Figures. Pussies.

Please do tell more.

 

[mlzoiss]

Yeah Obama is pretty popular in France, not that most people are aware of of his political actions (and inactions).
He makes great speeches and always smiles a lot, that's all you need to be popular during state visits overseas.

From a people that don't mind taxing the wealthy at 75%. At that point, I'd prefer to go on welfare, they probably receive more per month.

 

[printcraft]

Please do tell more.

Well, not all of them of course.........

 

[j706]

You've gotta love NPR.

If The World Picked U.S. President, Election Would Be A Blowout : The Two-Way : NPR

Particularly amusing is polling Chinese citizens who they would vote for in the US.

NPR, how about asking Chinese citizens who they would like to lead their OWN country??

Well no wonder I prefer Romney over obama (any body over obama).

 

[Kagnew]

I can't help but find it amusing that Romney's strongest support comes from Kenya of all places!

Kenyans tend to turn on their own.

 

[Sylvain]

Well, not all of them of course.........

Ah ok!

I had a few Americans who called me that, for some reason it was always online and never to my face?

 

[printcraft]

Ah ok!

I had a few Americans who called me that, for some reason it was always online and never to my face?

Q: Do you have a Youtube channel and are you serving pancakes???????

 

[ATOMonkey]

I get to talk to a LOT of foreign nationals here at work.

Most come from places that are sooooooo corrupt and have laws that actually encourage people to take advantage of the poor and minority. Other have caste systems that bar certain people from ever being successful.

Of course they're going to vote for the guy who says he's going to save the poor people.

I've spoken to people from Nigeria, Iran, India, and all of them are VERY oppressive when it comes to how the poor and common people are treated.

What they don't understand, or don't want to understand is that America is NOT a class society and we already have laws that protect the poor and the minority.

There is nothing inherent in American government, or society, that would prevent someone from being successful.

Huge difference from pretty much anywhere else in the world.