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Andrew Harnik
Since then, he has fought to fight his defeat with baseless electoral fraud accusations, to no avail. Trump’s time in the White House is coming to an end, and attention has long been focused on his successor Biden. But shortly before the end of the event, the outgoing president receives a message that should flatter his ego: According to a recent poll, he is the “most admired man” in America.
The American Gallup Institute compiles a ranking list each year and asks Americans: “Which man have you heard or read and who lives in any part of the world do you most admire?” This year, between December 1 and 17, after the presidential elections, the institute surveyed 1,018 people from all states by phone. Trump came in first place, with 18 percent of the vote.
Last year he lived up to former US President Barack Obama: Obama topped the list for more than ten years in a row. This time Obama was second in the Gallup poll (15 percent), followed by future US President Joe Biden (6 percent), renowned American immunologist Anthony Fauci (3 percent), who is the face of United United in the fight against Corona. -It has become a pandemic, like Pope Francis (2 percent).
In the case of women, the former first lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, returned to occupy the first place, with 10 percent of the votes. This is the third time in a row that it is at the top of the ranking. This year will be followed by the future Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris (6 percent), who will be the first woman to assume this powerful position in the United States. Then come the current First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump (4 percent), and the American presenter Oprah Winfrey (3 percent). German Chancellor Angela Merkel (2 percent) ranks fifth in favor of Americans this year. He has appeared in the top ten in the survey eight times, as one of the few non-Americans.
