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Gallup International polls more than 30 nations, Obama wins 29. Romney 1.

Of course OTHER COUNTRIES want Obama to get re-elected. Socialists understand Obama more than Americans do, and they know that he's doing a fine job redistributing the wealth of this nation to other nations around the world.

Hey Brazil, need a cool Billion to invest in offshore drilling? HERE YA GO! What's that Exxon? Nope, screw you.

Hey Muslim Brotherhood, need a cool Billion in American aide for Egypt? HERE YA GO! Ahh shucks guys, don't worry, we're not gonna cut you off if you attack our embassy and burn our flags while chanting "death to America". We're your friends!

The world wants Obama, because they realize Obama is their best chance on getting their hands on more of America's wealth. They want him because they know he's soft. They want him because he's a much easier target than Romney, they think they can get one over on him pretty much any time they want. All they have to do is mention the fact that America is the only nation to use a nuclear weapon, and Obama caves like a hollow bunt cake. "Just tell Putin that I gotta get re-elected, then I'll have much more flexibility"......

Most importantly, the world wants him because Obama is doing a fine job diminishing America. Something the world has been waiting a long time for....

Ya, we know why the rest of the world wants the manchild for another term.....
 
Interesting that most of the countries supporting Obama are nice places and most of the countries supporting Romney are... not... so... nice.
 
Verax said:
Interesting that most of the countries supporting Obama are nice places and most of the countries supporting Romney are... not... so... nice.
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"not so nice" also known as conservative. I guess given our would be ranking we'r "not so nice" either =P.
 
99percenter said:
LOL. i can see why pakistani's love romney. We can be sure romney will never violate pakistani sovereignty to catch top level al Qaeda targets.
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You've got that backwards. Pakistanis prefer Obama over Romney by a wide margin.
 
Verax said:
Interesting that most of the countries supporting Obama are nice places and most of the countries supporting Romney are... not... so... nice.
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The "countries" supporting Romney? Perhaps you should read the article before you comment on it.
 
It just goes to show that even people thousands of miles away are able to realize Romney is really bad, and the only people crazy enough to support him are romtards and isrealis who would rathjer see americans die for their holy land than to fight for it themselves.
 
tererun said:
isrealis who would rathjer see americans die for their holy land than to fight for it themselves.
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And with that comment, the "idiotic things people say cup" has not only been filled, but is spilling over the sides - a clear sign that it's past time for sleep.
 
I think that the poll indicates that in many parts of the world, few people have heard of Romney.

Obama is well liked in other countries, but a lot of people probably view him as symbol of progression, like when Nelson Mandela was elected in South Africa. We all know who Nelson Mandela is, but how many of us know what he did as President? I can only speak for myself - I have no clue what he did or what policies he embraced other than promoting equality.

Do you think the Romanian people are aware that we got rid of Don't Ask, Don't Tell? No way, dawg. The upper class in Italy, Ireland and other western European countries may know about the bailouts, but overall I think this poll just reflects that people think it's awesome that we elected Obama after 8 years of Bush telling us that god wanted him to invade Iraq and creating the Patriot Act and declaring a war on terror, which makes no more sense today than it did then. Obama is perceived as a beneficial resource to the world, whether or not that's true.
 
Verax said:
Interesting that most of the countries supporting Obama are nice places and most of the countries supporting Romney are... not... so... nice.
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Israel is pretty nice.

Back to topic. I am not very surprised. Romney is not popular in America either and Europeans tend to favour democrats. Secondly, Europeans are not governed by Obama, hence they don't really care about the policies he is implementing. Also, they only get their news about America from liberal media stations.
 
Taylor said:
And with that comment, the "idiotic things people say cup" has not only been filled, but is spilling over the sides - a clear sign that it's past time for sleep.
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next time please have more than a one line insult with no rebuttal. If you are going to put the insult in then feel free, but have some actual counter argument to go along with it or you just look like you are whining.
 
Taylor said:
The "countries" supporting Romney? Perhaps you should read the article before you comment on it.
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Oh excuse me, "the people in the countries", is that better? LoL
 
Verax said:
Oh excuse me, "the people in the countries", is that better? LoL
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No, it's not better because you're still using "countries" (plural). Reading articles is a good thing, trust me!
 
Taylor said:
No, it's not better because you're still using "countries" (plural). Reading articles is a good thing, trust me!
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Oh my, so that is what you're getting at. Let me try this again professor retentive.

"The countries in which Romney had the most support in relation to each other excluding the relationship of Romney vs Obama support otherwise noting Israel is the only country that has a majority supporting Romney are not so nice places to live excluding Israel which is kind of nice most of the time."
 
From speaking to Germans and watching the German media coverage of the election results, there is definitely a palpable sense of relief here in Germany that Mitt "Dubya" Romney did not win the election.
 
there are some countries missing. Japan and SK voted similarly, off the top of my head
 
Mustachio said:
I think that the poll indicates that in many parts of the world, few people have heard of Romney.

Obama is well liked in other countries, but a lot of people probably view him as symbol of progression, like when Nelson Mandela was elected in South Africa. We all know who Nelson Mandela is, but how many of us know what he did as President? I can only speak for myself - I have no clue what he did or what policies he embraced other than promoting equality.

Do you think the Romanian people are aware that we got rid of Don't Ask, Don't Tell? No way, dawg. The upper class in Italy, Ireland and other western European countries may know about the bailouts, but overall I think this poll just reflects that people think it's awesome that we elected Obama after 8 years of Bush telling us that god wanted him to invade Iraq and creating the Patriot Act and declaring a war on terror, which makes no more sense today than it did then. Obama is perceived as a beneficial resource to the world, whether or not that's true.
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I would say a lot of western europeans know about dont ask, dont tell. In general, Id also say europeans are often more interested in and knowledgeable about other countries than many of the GOUSA!USA!USA! crowd. Also, concerning europeans only getting news from liberal sources, europeans read the internet just as much as americans.
 
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