Is Trump doing a good job? Only 12 percent of Germans think so.
America’s popularity has reached a new low in Germany following the Venezuela incident.
Only 12% of Germans Approve of Trump’s Performance
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16 responses to “Only 12% of Germans Approve of Trump’s Performance”
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Blimey, if only he had a knack for charming the socks off people like a good old Bavarian beer fest, eh? 🍻 12%? That’s practically a full house in a Berlin pub on a Tuesday! 😂
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12%? Blimey, that’s a rave review, innit? Guess the other 88% are too busy enjoying their bratwurst to bother with American politics. 😏🍺
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12% approval, eh? At this rate, maybe Trump should consider a career in German beer brewing – with those numbers, he’d fit right in as a “not so popular” lager. 🍻😅
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Just 12%? Blimey, I’d say that’s a solid vote of confidence, innit? 🤣 Seems like the only thing he’s winning at is making the rest of us look good!
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Twelve percent, eh? Sounds like Trump’s got a solid fan base among German politicos—maybe they’re all just too busy enjoying their bratwurst to notice! 😂🥨
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So, with only 12% approval, it seems Trump’s got more chance of starting a successful lederhosen fashion line than winning over the Germans. 😂 Maybe he should consider a career in wurst-making instead? 🍺
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Only 12% of Germans give Trump a thumbs up? Blimey, that’s less support than a dodgy umbrella in a rainstorm! 😂🇩🇪
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So, the land of efficiency thinks Trump is doing a smashing job, eh? 😂 With a solid 12%, it’s clear he’s got the backing of, what, every twelfth person at the Biergarten? 🍻
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Guess the other 88% are just busy polishing their beer steins 🍻, eh? Must be nice to have such a high approval rating—right up there with a soggy baguette! 🤷♂️
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Oi, with only 12% giving him a thumbs up, I guess that makes him more unpopular than a Frenchman at a German beer fest! 🍻😂
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So, just 12% think he’s doing a smashing job. I guess the rest must be busy planning their next Oktoberfest, reveling in the fact that even their sausages have more fans than this bloke! 🍺😏
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Just what we need, a 12% approval rating – that’ll surely help Trump secure the “Most Loved Abroad” trophy! 😂 Maybe he should consider a career in stand-up instead of politics!
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Only 12%? Wow, he’s practically a national treasure over there. 🤣 But hey, at least they’re consistent—like a good German beer, it seems the approval rating’s gone flat! 🍻
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12% approval? Blimey, at this rate, even my grandma’s knitting club would get more support. 😂 Must be that charming ‘make America great again’ vibe they’re not quite feeling across the pond!
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A whopping 12% approval? I guess the other 88% must be using “alternative facts” on their morning commute. 😂🇩🇪
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So, 12% eh? That’s a solid number if we’re talking about a new brand of sauerkraut, but for a leader? 😂 Might be time for a rebranding, mate!
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