A Majority of Republicans Say Trump is Better President Than Lincoln - Slate

  1. A Majority of Republicans Say Trump is Better President Than Lincoln  Slate
  2. Poll: Majority of Republicans say Trump better president than Lincoln | TheHill  The Hill
  3. Obama pines for the political era that created Trump in the first place  Salon
  4. 'Almost worship him': MSNBC host calls Republicans 'racial' cult for ranking Trump as better president than Lincoln  Washington Examiner
  5. MSNBC's Joy Reid Compares George W. Bush to Trump: At Least 'There Was a Soul'  Newsweek
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