Pew poll: More people in the world have confidence in
Putin than Trump
Donald Trump is the fairly elected leader of the most
prominent democracy in the world. Vladimir Putin is an
authoritarian with a long record of punishing political allies and suppressing
views divergent from his own. And yet, according to
a new Pew survey of citizens in 37 countries around the world, more people have confidence in Putin to "do the
right thing regarding world affairs" than say the same about Trump. Now, it's not a huge margin; 27% say they have
confidence in Putin while 22% say they have confidence in Trump. Those numbers pale in comparison to German Chancellor
Angela Merkel, about whom 42% say they have confidence.
Still, it's a remarkable sign of just how negatively
Trump is viewed in the world. Some of that is, without doubt,
personality-driven as his unapologetic brashness and America First-erism don't sit well with European world. But, as the Pew poll details, much of the distrust in
Trump is born of the policies he has pursued in his first five months in
office. More than seven in 10 oppose Trump's decision to withdraw from major
international trade deals and his announcement that the US would pull out of
the Paris climate accords.
PARAGRAPH 1
FIRST SENTENCE
Donald Trump = subject Is = verb
The = adverb Fairly = adverb
Elected = adjective Leader = noun
Of = preposition The = definite article
Most = adjective Prominent = noun
Democracy = noun In = preposition
The = adverb World = noun
SECOND SENTENCE
Vladimir Putin = object Is = verb
Authoritarian = adjective With = preposition
Long = adjective Record = verb
Of = preposition Punishing = adjective
Political = adjective Allies = noun
And = conjunction Suppressing = verb
Views = noun Divergent = adjective
From = preposition His = prenoun
Own = adjective
THIRD SENTENCE
And = preposition Yet = adverb
The = adverb world = noun
More = adjective people = noun
Have = verb confidence = adjective
In = preposition Putin = subject
To = preposition do = verb
The = adverb Right = adjective
Thing = noun Regarding = preposition
World = noun Affairs = noun
Than = conjunction Say = verb
The = adverb Same = adjective
About = preposition Trump = object
FOURTH SENTENCE
Now = adverb it's = prenoun
Not = adverb Huge = adjective
margin = noun Say = verb
They = prenoun Have = verb
Confidence = adjective In = preposition
Putin = object While = noun
Say = verb They = prenoun
Have = verb Confidence = adjective
In = preposition Trump = object
FIFTH SENTENCE
Those = prenoun Numbers = noun
Pale = adjective In = preposition
Comparison = noun To = preposition
German = adjective Chancellor = noun
Angela Merkel About = preposition
Whom = pronoun Say = verb
They = prenoun Have = verb
Confidence = adjective
PARAGRAPH 2
FIRST SENTENCE
Still = adjective it's = prenoun
remarkable = adjective Sign = noun
of = preposition Just = adjective
how = adverb Negatively = adjective
Is = verb Viewed = noun
In = preposition The = adverb
World = noun
SECOND SENTENCE
Some = adjective Of = preposition
That = pronoun Is = verb
Without = preposition Doubt = verb
personality-driven = noun as = adverb
his = prenoun unapologetic = adjective
brashness = adjective and = preposition
America = noun First-erism = noun
don't = verb sit = verb
well = adverb with = preposition
European = noun World = noun
THIRD SENTENCE
But = conjunction As = adverb
The = adverb Pew = subject
Poll = noun Details = noun
Much = noun Of = preposition
The = adverb Distrust = verb
In = preposition Trump = object
Is = verb Born = adjective
Of = preposition The = adverb
Policies = noun He = prenoun
Has = verb Pursued = verb
In = preposition His = prenoun
First = adjective Five = noun
Months = noun In = preposition
Office = noun
FOURTH SENTENCE
More = adjective Than = conjunction
Seven = noun In = preposition
Oppose = verb Decision = noun
To = preposition Withdraw = verb
From = preposition Major = noun
International = adjective Trade = noun
Deals = verb And = preposition
His = pronoun Announcement = noun
That = pronoun The = adverb
Would = adverb Pull = verb
Out = adverb Of = preposition
Out = adverb Of = preposition
The = adverb Paris = noun
Climate = noun Accords = verb
Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2017/06/27/politics/putin-trump-confidence/index.html
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