- 22 Apr 2024 18:56
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Are you nuts? His support level before the start of the war was like 35% and when he did his "I need ammo, not a ride" and his general attitude catapulted his support to 90+%(93 or 94% was the peak?) for the time being. Right now it his approval rating is around 75-80% which is the highest out of all politicians in the country by a mile. The only one close to him might be Zalyzhny but his approval was lower according to the latest polls i have seen.
And before you say "Ha" Zelensky was unpopular with his 35% before the war.... Ukraine is a multi-party system so that 35% is very high for a multi party system that always goes in to the 2nd round. For multi party systems 35% is a very high number when you are competing against 5-6-7-8 parties.
If an election is held right now, there is no party that can realistically can come close to Zelensky. The only alternative in future elections also as things are right now is perhaps Zaluzhny joining any party or creating one but he doesn't have one and is not looking to create one by the looks of it.
I do not think that any nation is hopeless to change; however, I think that some nations do require a lot more effort than others to become changed. - Verv
Rich wrote:Yet again who suggested that?
Public opinion in Ukraine was inevitably highly hawkish. Zelensky was an unpopular leader who risked being forced out before his term expired. I doubt he was keen to be seen to be responsible for what could be seen by many as capitulation to Russia, even as treachery. The bullshit by Johnson and other western leaders completely undermined Ukraine's leasers ability to compromise. When western leaders are saying we'll give you what ever you need for as along as it takes, how can any Ukrainian leader refuse the offer to get all their 2014 land back, to get reparations to pay for all the damage done in the war and the satisfaction of seeing Putin and all the other Russian leaders and generals spend the rest of their lives in a western prison.
Are you nuts? His support level before the start of the war was like 35% and when he did his "I need ammo, not a ride" and his general attitude catapulted his support to 90+%(93 or 94% was the peak?) for the time being. Right now it his approval rating is around 75-80% which is the highest out of all politicians in the country by a mile. The only one close to him might be Zalyzhny but his approval was lower according to the latest polls i have seen.
And before you say "Ha" Zelensky was unpopular with his 35% before the war.... Ukraine is a multi-party system so that 35% is very high for a multi party system that always goes in to the 2nd round. For multi party systems 35% is a very high number when you are competing against 5-6-7-8 parties.
If an election is held right now, there is no party that can realistically can come close to Zelensky. The only alternative in future elections also as things are right now is perhaps Zaluzhny joining any party or creating one but he doesn't have one and is not looking to create one by the looks of it.
I do not think that any nation is hopeless to change; however, I think that some nations do require a lot more effort than others to become changed. - Verv