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First, it should be noted that ALL presidents have their supporters and detractors. President Bush and President Obama have both been very polarizing figures. What follows are comments from our contributors. Some contain false assertions and political talking points (yes the president DOES have a valid birth certificate, for example), but these are opinions, and should be taken as such, whether they are for Mr. Obama or against him.
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Some people have animosity because they have heard on right-wing talk radio and TV that Barack Obama is a socialist, a communist, a secret Muslim, or not born in America. None of this is true, but if you hear it often enough, you may come to believe it. Also, some people are very upset at having a black president, while others think he is "too liberal." We are very polarized as a country and many people prefer to believe stereotypes and myths rather than looking at what President Obama is actually doing. It seems sometimes that no matter what he says or does, a certain group of people will automatically criticize it.
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Mainly because many the policies he is implementing is hurting America as a whole. Think about it we have an administration that passed a Health care bill without the majority approval. Abortion is " Above My Pay Grade" Hello ? Won't show his Birth certificate. Why is he special? Waited 70 days after oil spill to accept help from other countries on the clean up when help was offered 3 days after the spill. Too many HATE America friends! not upholding the law on the case of New Black Panthers and a prejudice DOJ . Actually the question should be " Why would any American like this President?" Maybe the people that don't watch whats going on.
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All political leaders have their critics; you can't please everyone. I have heard so many political pundits and read many political opinions over the decades, I've watched plenty of what goes on, and most of them have one thing in common (pro and con), their "facts" are one dimensional or superficial and they are, after all, just opinions.
If you take just one issue, for example from the above answer, and track down all the objective details you can about it without a preconceived idea of what you will find, you will find that the talk has little connection to the reality of an issue, or that it is even a real issue. Politics by its very nature doesn't often operate in the real world because it's more important how something sounds than what actually is.
When it comes to politics, passions can run high and rhetoric will fill the headlines. Although I've done my homework, keep in mind that these answers are still opinions.
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Can you use animosity as a verb?
No, "animosity" is a noun that describes strong hostility or hatred between people or groups. It is not used as a verb.
Who are the enemies of the pagans?
Pagans, as a people, hold no animosity to anyone.
How do you use the word enmity in a sentence?
Because of the enmity that exists between my cousin Greg and my niece Marcia, I had them seated at different tables at my wedding. Enmity is deep seated hostility, often mutual. I never understood my daughter's enmity toward her sister-in-law until one day I met the woman at the mall and she began to tell me all her family members' private business. I try to avoid people that just seem to want to cause enmity. The enmity between the two litigants was obvious to everyone in the courtroom. Your enmity prevents positivity.
What did the people of Egypt do to protest against the president?
President Mubarak was president for 30 years straight, and was a dictator. Police would physically hurt people and none of the people had their right of speech. So the Egyptians decided that they don't have a reason not to protest against Mubarak.
What is a synonym for animosity?
Strong hostility or enemyship or hate. Example: we are tired of this Animosity.
What does the idiom' Have in it for someone' mean?
If you "have it in" for someone, you have animosity towards them. You are against whatever they do or say just because you don't like them.
Are there any Chinese people like the Japanese people at all?
There are obviously a few in Mainland China, and a lot more in other Chinese areas like Taiwan and Singapore. Most animosity against Japanese by Chinese comes from Mainland China.
What US president has turned the US population against the Christian God more than any other US president?
Turning the people against God is not something Presidents try to do, for political reasons as well as personal reasons. If you ask, "when have the people turned against God the most ?", you could figure out who the President was.
Can you give me a sentence with animosity?
It isn't easy to understand the animosity between these people, but it has been going on for years. They pretended to feel animosity towards one another while actually working together to defeat a common enemy. They felt such animosity towards their common enemy they were able to suppress their own dislike of one another in order to fight that enemy.
How do you use animosity in a sentence?
Animosity Used in a SentenceA deep-seated animosity between two sisters is a very sad thing.
Was Ulysses S. Grant for or against wade Hampton?
I say against. Grant fought against him in the Civil War. Hampton was a Democrat and Grant was a Republican. I do not know that Grant had any particular animosity toward Hampton.
