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If you're a Democrat, you're supposed to back a Biden-Harris 2024 ticket all the way and, as Axios put it this week: "clam up and chill out."

©Elmin Media . All Rights Reserved. Melania Trump failed to win 'Most Admired Woman' award before White House exit; FLOTUS bested by Michelle Obama Photo by: Melania Trump/Instagram Thursday, December 31, 2020 8:55 AM UTC Related Stories Melania Trump is the current First Lady, and too bad she will only have this title for four years since Donald Trump is set to leave his post as president in two weeks. While in her position, she became a candidate in the “Most Admired Woman” poll, and sadly, she failed to get this pre...

Reporting on the Most Admired man honor, Steyn noted on Tuesday night’s show and added: “Trump number one, Obama number two, and Joe Biden a very distant number three.” Steyn then connected the honor with the election results, adding, “That’s also rather odd given the fact that on November 3rd, Biden allegedly racked up millions more votes than Trump, but can’t get anywhere close to him in this poll. No incoming president has ever done as badly in this annual survey.” Trump quoted Steyn and added, “That’s because he got millions of Fake Votes in the 2020 Election, which was ...

Photo by Al Drago/Getty Images The new "Most Admired Man in America" is President Donald Trump. Trump was mention in the poll 18% of the time, Obama only 15% of the time. President-elect Joe Biden came in third. Rounding out the Top 5 is Anthony Fauci and Poe Francis. Photo by Handout/DNCC via Getty Images Former First Lady Michelle Obama is the "Most Admired Woman in America" for the third year in a row. Kamala Harris, Vice President-elect is second. First lady Melania Trump is third and Oprah came in fourth. The male who's been in the Top 10 most often is Billy Graham. Graham hit the Top 10...

th time Trump has finished among the top 10 men, including four times before he entered party politics — 1988 through 1990 and 2011. Trump tied former President Barack Obama for the honor last year but edged out his predecessor this year. The sitting U.S. president has been named the pollster’s most-admired man in 60 out of 74 years, including all of the eight years of Obama’s presidency and every year of George W. Bush’s presidency except for 2008. In 2017 and 2018, Trump came second to Obama in the Gallup annual survey.